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Three hurt
as car rams
into crowd
Fourth
person shot in
scuffle outside
Pickering bar
BY STEPHEN SHAW
Staff Writer
PICKERING — A 20-
year-old man is facing numer-
ous charges after a car plowed
into a crowd of people, injuring
three patrons, during a scuffle
outside a Pickering bar early
Saturday.
The victims were rushed to
hospital with non -life threaten-
ing injuries, including a broken
leg, broken elbow and concus-
sion. Durham Regional Police
said.
During the incident. a fourth
victim was shot several times at
close range with a pellet gun,
but was not seriously hurt.
Police said two men got into
an altercation in the parking lot
at Mod Hen's Taps and Grill, at
1211 Kingston Rd., just after 2
a -m. At some point dunng the
confrontation, one of the com-
batants was shot in the neck
with a pellet gun by an un-
known gunman, police said.
"It's alleged a second personm
involved (no( the gunan) then
got into a car and deliberately
drove into the crowd of onlook-
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Province eases off on extracurriculars
Legislation
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anything Page ':
l'he Ontario government has
hacked away from legislation
that would force all teachers in
the province to supervise after-
,chool activities.
Education Minister Janet
Ecker announced Monday that,
while she will still reserve the
power to force teachers into ex-
tracurricular activities, she will
not wield it by proclaiming that
pan of the law unless she has
to.
..In the interest of students,
we are prepared to take the
unions at their word that they
do not want disruptions in
schools this September," Ms.
Ecker said of the amendments
to Bill 74, the Education Ac-
countability Act. "I am provid-
ing the teachers' unions with
yet another opportunity to fix
the problems that exist."
But the bill, which is expect-
ed to pass third and final read-
ing today, still prevents teach-
ers from [sing withdrawal of
after-school activity supervi-
sion as a bargaining tool in con-
tract negotiations.
Unions representing the
province's 1440X) teachers
I th the
ers- The bar was emptying at
the time and there were quite aamendment.
few people in the parking lot:'
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say little has change wt
'What the public needs to
said Sergeant Jim Grimlcy, a
hearing Monday Warning in the
✓
appreciate is that this latest
police spokesman.
The driver of the Honda Ac-
Pickering hurdler Perdira Felicien goes
her sprcialty - the 100 -metre hurdles -
dance of the seven veils doesn't
change anything;' said Shelley
cord then lost control and
rhrr ugh her paces at a practice session ni
whiles Fnishir{q sigh at the national toile-
Page. Durham president of the
crashed into the rnmt window
pi, tenag High School in Ajax Monday of
State championships. She will attempt to
Ontario Secondary School
of a nearby audio store.
; ternoon. The 19 -year-old athlete starred
qualify for the Canadian Olympic team
Teachers' Federation. "Rte rest
"The suspect was pulled
with the University of Illinois Fighting Illi-
going to Sydney. Australia at the track and
of the bill needs attention. This,
from the vehicle by several
,u track team in her freshman season,
field trials in B. C. in August. See the story
the extracurricular part, that's
other patrons and restrained
until police arrived:' said Sgt.
I breaking uthree-yea► old school record in
on page Bl.
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just the sexy issue"
That the government will
Grimley, adding the witnesses
used "considerable zeal" to
hold the dnver.
Pickering moves
_
to make park equipment safe
Police seized a pellet gun
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during asearchathetzar.
New playground gear `immediate improvement for safety
of children'
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his nose, Waid Ncemat Ataw, of
- -
Toronto, appeared at a bail
area parks, including Brock-
hearing Monday Warning in the
ridge Park, Village East, Glen
Ontario Court of Justice. Os-
Ravine, Shadybrook Park,
hawa.
Mr. Ataw, who was denied
j
bail. has been charged with
more, Claremont and Forest
three counts each of cnminal
Glen this year.
negligence causing bodily
"We are putting in 'state-of-
harm, impaired driving causing
the -art equipment:' said Ward 3
bodily harm and dangerous dri-
f<
ving, as well as refusing to pro-
l
vide a breath sample.
immediate improvement to a
He was ordered back for
number of our parks and the
court June 20.
safety of our children:'
Police are continuing to in-
The issue of safety and play -
vestigate the incident. No arrest
DAVID PICKLES
has been made in connection
'State-of-the-art'.
with the shooting.
the Region's health deparummt
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equipment installed in several
St wrrur
area parks, including Brock-
PICKERING — Ncw play-
ridge Park, Village East, Glen
ground equipment will be in-
Ravine, Shadybrook Park,
stalled in nine Pickering parks
Green River, Denman, Dun -
this summer as the City contin-
more, Claremont and Forest
ues to replace units torn out last
Glen this year.
year after being deemed haz-
"We are putting in 'state-of-
ardous by the Region's health
the -art equipment:' said Ward 3
department.
local Councillor David Pickles.
Pickering politicians ap-
The new equipment will be "an
proved the purchase of
immediate improvement to a
$286,000 worth of playground
number of our parks and the
equipment during a special City
safety of our children:'
council session following the
The issue of safety and play -
executive committee meeting
ground equipment surfaced last
Monday.
year following an inspection by
The funding will see new
the Region's health deparummt
Supply can't meet
demand at dialysis clinic
Pick ering centre
often sits idle as
kidney patients
await treatment
BY SUSAN O'NEML
health and Long Tam Care,
Staff Writer
the private clinic was launched
PICKERING — Here's a
in 1996 and operates at lapaci-
constant hum at the Dr. Robert
ty.
Uldall Memorial Dialysis Unit
But, the centro is only able
on Kingston Road as the cen-
to offer services for the equiva-
tre's eight hemodialysis ma-
lent of thrix days a week due to
chines act as artificial kidneys
a lack of funding, explains Igal
for patients here.
Holter, chief executive officer
And, for people like Jim
of Dialysis Management Clin-
McEwin and Marjory Bowron,
ics Inc. The rest of the time, he
who each require approximate-
says, the machines are idle
ly 12 hours of dialysis treat-
while area residents sit on a
ment every week to cleanse
waiting list for treatment close
their blood, the centre is quite
to home.
literally a lifesaver.
Funded by the Ministry of
See PATIENTS Page Ai
of 144 municipal playgrounds
That inspection identified
approximately 2,000 "cntical
health hazards" which could
potentially lead to death, dis-
memberment or permanent in-
jury of children, as well as
about 1,150 "non-critical" ones.
The greatest number of criti-
cal hazards — 1,012 — were
found at Pickering's 43 munici-
pal playgrounds. Inspectors
also identified 341 critical haz-
ards at 31 inspected parks in
See CITY Page A4
SHF_LLEY PAGE
'The threat of the
legislation is no less
intimidating than the
legislation itself.'
hold off on legislating extracur-
riculars, and will not if it does-
n't have to, is a minor distinc-
tion, she said.
The threat of the legislation
is no less intimidating than the
legislation itself:' said Ms.
Page.
She said the lack of after-
school activities in Durham,
contrary to what Ms. Ecker
says, "was not a work -w -rule"
used by teachers as a bargain-
ing chip in contract negotia-
tions. The heavy workload
faced by Durham teachers is di-
rectly to blame for the with-
drawal of activities, she said.
the natural consequence of
over -assigning classroom activ-
ities is that you (teachers) con-
centrate all of your efforts in
the classroom... " said Ms.
Page. ""rhe voluntary extra
things had to be of necessity
compromised."
Under Bill 74, "every sec-
ondary teacher in the province
will be exposed to our work-
load:' she said, referring to the
average of seven of eight class-
es every two days taught by
Durham teachers.
Asked if there will be a
teacher's strike this fall, Ms.
Page said. " I'here is a strong
possibility of confrontation be-
tween this government and
teachers ... I don't know what
form that confrontation will
take:'
Liz Sandals of the Ontario
Public School Boards Associa-
tion said she hopes the amend-
ments will let the unions and
See UNION page A 2
Nurse Allison Gouveia monitors the machine which filters
blood for patient Jim McEwvin.
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Patients call forgreater
P.4 TIENTjmnc page Al
"We are only funded for 24 pa-
tients." explains Holtzer, who reports
there are another nine people on the
waiting list, some of whom currently
have to travel to 'Toronto fur treat-
ment. "I get calls from doctors
dowmuwn asking why the clinic is
sitting here empty:' says Mr. Holtzer,
who runs the business side of the clin-
ic, while Dr. Paul Tam of Oshawa is
the medics! director. "What we need
here is more money for the operating
budget to pay the nurses and to buy
medical supplies"
" 1 don't sec why it's not running
full-time:' says Ms. Bowron of Ajax.
"They've already got the machines
and equipment. Everything is here.
They just need a few more nurses.
"I think it's ridiculous that all
those people are on a waiting list and
can't get in for dialysis here.' says the
69 -year-old who's been receiving
treatment at the clinic for the past
three -and -a -halt years.
"1 used to have to drive into Os-
hawa for treatment:' she says. "I pre-
fer this place. We're not jammed on
top of each other...lt's clean, it's com-
fortable and everybody's friendly."
Ms. Bowron, who's been on dialy-
sis for ncarh 13 years. says, "My kid-
neys arc shrinking. I've had two trans-
plants but they didn't work. 1 am very
thankful we have this and I hope the
government does give them more
money to expand the clinic.
"It's very silly that it's here and not
King used"
Mr. Mcf:win, who recently moved
from Pickering to Mount Albert, says
he continues to drive the considerable
distance to the clinic because of the
pleasant atmosphere.
"In the hospital it gets kind of de-
pressing (because some of the pa-
tients are extremely ill):' he says.
"You don't get that in these types of
clinics"
The 57 year old, who suffers from
polvcvstic kidney disease, has been
on dialysis for about nine years.
access to dialysis
"I've had Ireamient in hospitals.
which has been excellent, but it's so
busy:" says Mr. McEwin.
He doesn't understand why the
clinic is closed most of the week
when there are people who need treat-
ment. "Personally I'd hate to be wait-
ing in line"
Meanwhile. Mr Holl/er notes the
government is providing funding for a
new dialysis clinic in Whitby.
He reports the centre, currently lo-
cated in a portable building outside
Lakeridge Health Oshawa, the only
other Durham site where patients can
go for dialysis treatment, is slated to
move to the Whitby General Hospital
property at the end of the month.
Janet Bidgood, dialysis program
leader at Lakeridge. reports the centre
currently treats 138 patients on its 23
dialysis stations.
She reports the new centre in Whit-
by will accommodate another nine
stations which will allow treatment
for an additional 54 people.
Ms. Bidgood explains the hospital
Psychiatric tests ordered for hostage -taking suspect
A Whitby man accused of holding
his ex-girlfriend hostage at gun -point
will undergo a month of psychiatric
tests Io determine whether he is crim-
inally responsible.
The man faces 25 charges in con-
nection with a two-hour standoff with
Durham Regional Police last Mon-
day.
Police were called to a townhouse
in the complex at 711 Dundas St. W'.
about 10 a.m. after the 30 -year-old
victim and two other people escaped
the residence.
Union
rips
Ecker
over
latest
move
unlr,., Inam
page AI
their employers
get down to seri-
ous contract ne-
o«cations.
-We certainly
hope that this
will allow things
to cool down:'
said Sandals,
adding that the
association's
first choice
would be it) have
the bill com-
pletely with-
drawn.
A high school
representative
from the Durham
office of the On-
tario English
Catholic Teach-
ers' Association
could not he
reached fix com-
ment.
— With files
from
TORSTAR
NEWS
SERVICE
Community
.Living
hosts
annual
meeting
The Ajax -
Pickering and
Whitby Associa-
tion for Commu-
nity Living hosts
its annual gener-
al meeting fea-
turing a special
presentation
from the national
association.
The meeting
takes place Mon-
day, June 19 at
7:30 p.m, in the
Iroquois Room
at Iroquois
Arena, 500 'Vic-
toria St., Whitby.
Cheryl Gulliver,
president of the
Canadian Asso-
ciation for Com-
munity Living, is
the guest speak-
er.
Phone 427-
3300 ext. 236.
for more infor-
mation.
The woman told police she had
earlier been confined, threatened
with death and sexually assaulted at
gun -point.
Atter speaking with a police nego-
tiator, the suspect voluntarily surren-
dered to members of the Tactical
Support Unit and was taken into cus-
lody without incident.
A loaded 22 -calibre handgun was
seized.
Thomas Edward Powell, 42. of
Francis Street. appeared Monday in
the Ontario Court of Justice in Os -
S lie "
MaWesses
VOM$5goo
hawa.
He was ordered to undergo a 30 -
day psychiatric assessment at the
Whitby Mental Health Centre.
Mr. Powell faces a variety of
charges including taking a hostage
with a firearm, forcible confinement.
sexual assault with a weapon, posses-
sion of an unregistered restricted
weapon, breach of probation, crimi-
nal harassment and pointing a firearm
and threatening death.
He is scheduled to return io court
July 12.
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doesn't have a waiting list, but there
are about 120 patients in its predial-
ysis program.
"We start as early as we can with
education, support — anything we
can do lis delay dialysis:" she says. CITY
-We probably have eight l0 10 pa-
tients from our region waiting hi 'start CLEANERS
on our program (who are currently
being treated elsewhere). Every pro-
gram is in the same boat." SUIT SAL
Mr. Holtzer agrees the hospital
needs an improved facility. but he JUNE 15-21
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her of bicycle -related injuries
says.
wear a helmet when they got
experienced by Durham Region
Ms. Lechner reports police
a hike ride is the goal of the
residents"
officers will be ticketing cy-
Headfirst campaign being Spon-
According to Safe Kids
clists under the age of 18 who
sored by the Durham Region
Canada, 325 children were in-
are not wearing helmets.
Health Department and Durham
jured in cycling accidents in
The fine for cycling without
Regional Police this month.
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a helmet is $75. Those who are
"Headfirst is a bicycle safety
Ms. Lechner reports the pro-
ticketed have the option to at -
program designed to help edu-
gram was launched last year in
tend a two-hour education ses-
cate about and enforce On.
the Clarington area where 200
cion with a parent or guardian
tario's bicycle helmet law;" says
tickets were handed out.
instead of paying the fine. Six
public health nurse Julia Lechn-
"This year the campaign has
education sessions will he of-
er. "Through the program the
been expanded to include all
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health department and Durham
Durham Region municipalities
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Regional Police are working to-
and our goal is to issue 50 tick-
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gether to help reduce the num-
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cover topics such as why it's
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City continues to replace
aging playground equipment
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Ajax, 88 at 10 checked in Whitby, 139
at 10 in Oshawa. 108 at I 1 in Claring-
ton, 73 at nine in Brock, 130 at 14 in
Scugog and 74 at 16 in Uxbridge.
The inspections evaluated parks for
compliance to a Canadian Standards
Association (CSA) guideline issued in
1998. which is a manufacturing stan-
dard for the playground equipment in-
dustry and was not intended to be ap-
plied retroactively. Pickering had some
playground equipment as much as 20
years old.
The inspections in Pickering were
carried out between May and October
of last year and the City received a let-
ter explaining the results of each.
City staff reported Monday some of
the unsafe playground equipment was
repaired last year while the rest was re-
moved from local parks. leaving some
playgrounds empty in the interim.
Richard Holbom, division head of
municipal property and engineering
for the City, told councillors Monday
equipment still needs to be replaced at
East Woodlands Park and at Glengrove
Park. He noted the East Woodlands
project will be completed in conjunc-
tion with the construction of the west-
ern library branch and said staff will
be coming back to council soon with a
recommendation to install new equip-
ment in Glengrove Park.
"We've done the best we can with-
in the parameters we have;' Mayor
Wayne Arthurs said of the City's at-
tempt to address the health depart-
ment's concerns.
But. when asked by Ward 1 Re-
gional Councillor Maurice Brenner if
the City now has a clean bill of health
in local parks. Pickering chief admin-
istrative officer Tom Quinn said. "Yes
and no.
"Even new play units have difficul-
ty with regards to public health inspec-
tions" he said.
Mr. Quinn added wear and tear can
Summer Spanish
St. Marg Catholic
PICKERING — It you're look-
ing to give your child a head start on
learning something new this summer,
the Durham District Catholic School
Board may provide just what you
need.
The board is offering a free Span-
ish Summer Camp to kids aged six to
13.
TOM QUINN
'1 don't believe there will be
an. city with no infractions.'
cause infractions. "It's like a clock
ticking.
"I don't believe there will be any
city with no infractions;" he said,
adding the City's record has "probably
dropped to less than 100 (infractions
down from over 1,000)... We will al-
ways have some infractions out there"
Mr. Quinn reported the new equip-
ment will likely be in place by mid-
summer which raised some concerns
among councillors.
"This is unacceptable to the com-
munity:' said Ward 3 Regional Coun-
cillor Rick Johnson.
"Nobody can get hurt because we
have no playground equipment in the
parks"
Coun. Pickles agreed he'd like to
see the equipment in the playgrounds
as soon as possible.
But, he added, he'd rather explain
to residents why thcrc's been a delay
in installing the equipment than have
someone get injured on deficient
equipment which was left standing.
lessons offered at
Secondary School
The camp runs from July 5 to 28 at
St. Mary Catholic Secondary School,
1918 Whites Rd., Pickering.
A Durham Catholic District
School Board Spanish teacher will be
running the camp Monday to Friday
between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m.
Registrations take place at the
school July 5 from 9 a.m. until noon.
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won the regional competition and finished fourth at
gion are heading to Flamborough on Friday but
the intemalionals in Florida in September.
horse racing won't be on the agenda.
This is the I(kh year Ajax has sent a squad to
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EDITORIAL
Education Minister
makes right move
Forcing teachers to volunteer
makes no sense
The decision by Education Minister Janet Ecker to back off
her demand teachers participate in extracurricular activities is
wise. Any other move by the minister would surely have re-
sulted in a provincewide catastrophic strike this September.
That's no to say there's now peace between the Province
and thousands of secondary school teachers across Ontario.
But the situation had totally deteriorated after Ms. Ecker
launched Bill 74 mandating after-school participation by
teachers and giving principals broad new powers to force in-
structors uo coach teams, direct plays or lead school bands.
Extracurricular activities are just that - extra to the curricu-
la. No one doubts school teams, plays. bands and other activ-
ities add to the enjoyment of School for students. And many
teachers like to volunteer their personal time to be with stu-
dents in a non -classroom environment. But, it's one thing to
have a teacher volunteer to take part, quite another to force
that teacher against his or her will. to be involved.
There are realistic options open to encourage extracurricu-
lar participation by teachers short of making it mandatory.
School boards could be given the power to provide hono-
raria for participation. Parents could help raise money for
coaches, hand leaders, drama teachers and so on. Knowing
horn dedicated most volunteer teachers are. it's likely many
would donate their honoraria back to the team, band or club
they lead.
1 f extracurrio-ulars are judged to be as important as the min-
ister has public:y stated, perhaps a points system could be es-
tablished so that time spent in exuacurriculars could be judged
against the amount of time in the classroom. For example: an
English teacher also spends, on average, two hours a night for
two months leading up to the school play. For every three or
four hours of time she spends on the play, she 'earths' an hour
of classroom time. The amount of time could be dealt with by
each board or set by the Province, but the principle remains
the sarne. Give the teachers something - even something small
- to recognirx the time and effort they put into extracurricular
activities. In this case, it's the thought that counts.
No one can deny the Landscape has changed for teachers
over the past five years. They do work hard and (cave an im-
portant role to play in helping prepare our children for the fu-
ture. The Province has taken a step towards realizing their
worth. But more two& to be dkonc on both sides.
Home healing
Hospital treatment we deserve
Excellent care. Clusc to hums.
That's not just the rk.-w slogan of the Rouge Valley Health
System, it's the reality of what's happening at the Ajax and
Pickering Health Centre.
These are exciting times at the local hospital and exciting
times for people who rely oda the care it provides.
A week ago today. Queen's Park announced an additional
S 10.3 million in annual operating funding for the Rouge Val-
ley system, RVHS for short, which inches the Ajax hospital
and the Centenary Heath Centre in Scarborough. That new
monlcy will better enable our community sick hay to pay for
everyday needs such as staff salaries and supplies.
More exciting news came last week when the auxiliary of
the local hospital announced it's well on its way to raising the
SS(X).(XX) volunteers have promised to collect to help pay for
a CT scantier installed in 1999. That device allows for greater
accuracy of diagnosis and earlier detection of abnormalities
such as tumours.
And, the hospital will prove next Tuesday that its (heart is
fully into helping cardiac patients when it holds an open
house to unveil all the new gear acquired in recent months to
help keep people's tickers ticking.
That equipment includes an echocardiogram machine
which provides a clear and precise image of the heart when
medics we looking for deterioration or other problems.
The Ajax site of RVHS also now has Holter recording ca-
pabilities so a cardiologist can hook up a device on a person
to monitor their heart over a 24- or 48 -(tour period while
they're going about their regular routines at hone and at work.
in addition, the (hospital only recently became equipped to
conduct a combination of an ECG and an ultrasound which is
more advanced than a basic stress test.
The health centre's new funding, equipment and services
are badly needed. The population of Ajax and Pickering is
growing by leaps and bounds, with no sign that will let up.
More people translates into more patients. The local popula-
tion is aging. With that aging come more health problems.
But, until very recently, those frail elderly citizens, the ail-
ing newcomers and ill long-time residents had to travel in-
convenient distances during their greatest time of need to get
the medical treatment they required and deserved.
Now, thanks to recent developments at the Ajax-Pickcriog
Health Centre, we can get "excellent care, close to home".
E40WI comnatints on ulnas opbMaha to
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ty of residence.
YOU SAID IT
The question was:
Durham hasn't had much success placing
welfare recipients in volunteer positions under
the Province's workfare program. Any ideas?
Nancy Wurz John sills says, Suzanne
says, ' 17hey "If they paid Bowcott says,
should help in welfare recipi- "For more, work -
the community ents more, they fare works. I got
more. Seniors might be more a job out of it."
would tic: a great willing to do vol -
place to Stan" unteer work:'
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NEW WORKFARE
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Real people voted
to agree that if one single person
'consultation' is Bill 74 which is
for Eeker's Tories
wrote the News Advertiser and
claimed to be a concerned parent
about extra -curricular activities in
schools, instructional time in
and Ms. Ecker would not meet with
Schools and penalties for board ofli-
To the editor:
them then we do have a problem.
cials if they don't do exactly as they
Re Blake Purdy's June 4 column
However, we do not.
are told.
headlined 'Education Ministers
In closing, it should not txr fox-
The government doesn't like the
.consultations* a charade':
gotten that the Progressive Conor-
word 'extra' so it has renamed
I'm writing this response to Mr.
vatives did win a majority govern-
extra -curricular activities in this bill
Purdy's uneducated opinion of the
rnent a year ago. And, Mr. Purdy,
'co -instructional activities'.
private gathering Janet Ecker held
"real people" voted for them.
Before backing off from forcing
to discuss the provincial govern-
teachers to participate in extra-Lur-
htherK's education system reforms.
Pend Przybyio
ricular activities, the government
He contends no "real pcople"
wanted to tell educators when they
(whatever that wthere tomu�hv
Tory
for 'co-inxstructxon-
question the minniisi�erdor voice their
consultations
hies.lunt
concerns.I
wonder hum manly people in .
Furthermore, Mr. Purdy con-
don't reflect
other jobs would sit still and not
tends that since Ms. Eckel hasroan
to a gommrricrht bill which
friends who are "rid your avenge
majority's view
tells them to be on call to volunteer
parents-. she doesn't meed to invite
during any day of the year, week -
her enemies to voice their opinions.
To the editor:
ends- in luded, during any part of
Well, if he can remember. a couple
It was rc frc%hing to read Blake
the day and at their job site or else- i
of months ago when tlx: teacher
Purdy's June 4 column headlined
where.
unions were having their annual
'Education Minister's 'censulta-
When Mr. Harris introduced this i
matings. Catholic teachers' union
tions' a charade'.
bill he related that his crssultations
members sat in complete silence
This is but another example of
with teachers showed that 99 per
when Ms. Ecker asked for com-
the Mike Harris government's coo-
cent of them would agree with it.
ments. That surely is not the way to
wltation methods. Other examples
His sampling was obviously very
have your voice heard.
include School community council
small as the teacher.%' unions did a
With regards to the people in at-
consultations to which only a pre-
complete survey of their teachers
sendannce, it does nod mean only the
selected list of councils arc invited:
and found that 99 per cent were
well-to-do have access to Ms.
surveys which go out to only those
against the bill. In this case, as with
Ecker. So what if no opposition was
who show a similar interest: mail-
Mr. Purdy's examples, Mr. Harris's
present there? Must i remind Mr.
Ings to every household which ask
hand -selected group did not reflect
Purdy that every ciumen has the
leading questions and assume the
the feelings of the majority.
right to book an appoinarhem and
answer, etc.
go see Ms. Ecker" i will he the first
One result of the governments
Larry Noonan
Once a premier always
a premier
Former leaders still like the limelight
The men who used to run On-
find his fawning embarrassing, be -
trio are finding it difficult to keep
cause a day or two later people
quiet.
were dying from tainted water and j
In the space of a week all four
Eric
it has been impressed as never be -
living ex -premiers suddenly have
Dowd
fore that Mr. Hams found his
popped up defending reputations.
money to cut taxes by dismantling
setting records straight or endors-
At Queen s Park
environmental protection and other
ing causes and usually adding
:h
services e moderate Mr. Davis �
something revealing. it is almost as
set up.
if they had never left.
Frank Miller, Tory premier for
New Democrat Bob Rae, pre-
only a few months in 1985, came
mier from 199495 and Progres-
now had not been able to do in a
out strongly supporting Tom Long,
sive Conservative Premier Mike
combined 20 years in government,
Mr. Harris's chief backroorn advis-
Harris's immediate predecessor,
but instead added deficits.
er, for leader of the new, right -
emerged angrily from the refine-
Mr. Peterson also pointed out
wing, federal Canadian Alliance.
ment of his prestigious law office
his Liberals added a relatively
Mr. Miller also brought a breath
when Mr. Harris blanked him for
small $9 billion to provincial debt
of fresh air to a sometimes murky
the contaminated water at Walker-
in their five years in government,
contest by saying he will continue
ton suspected of killing 1 I people.
while Mr. Harris has added twice
to support the Alliance whether it
Mr. Harris said as almost his
that because he used huge extra
chooses Mr. Long as leader or not,
first wads after the tragedy, "in
revenues from the current ecakorr.-
because all those with right -of -
1993 under ttx NDP government
is boom to hand out more popular
centre views need to join in one
the municipality became responsi-
tax cuts instead of paying down
federal party. This shamed Mr.
ble for paying for all of the testing
debt.
Eves who made his support for the
on water quality," but produced no
Mr. Harris may have dampened
Alliance conditional on Mr Long
evidence this contaminated the
some fiiendly relations built re-
winning.
water and Mr. Rae called the at-
cently between him and these two
Mr. Miller's endorsement of
tempt to tie him in ridiculous and
ex-prarkiers from other parties par-
Mr. Long was natural because the
unworthy of a premier.
ticularly with their visits to the leg-
ex -premier, while an elected politi-
Mr. Harris maintained later he
islan, to unveil portraits.
clan was on the extreme right of
was misunderstood and never tried
Mr. Harris, normally highly
the Ontario Tory party, favouring
to point fingers or lay blame, but
partisan, had commended Mr. Rae
for example a fiat income tax the
why, as head of a government that
and Mr. Peterson by saying they
Alliance now talks about, and Mr.
had five years to fix water prob-
had tried only to make a difference
Long supported him for leader and
lems, did he bring in the NDP at
in people's lives and had good mo-
premier.
all?
tives, but the atmosphere may be a
A debate also has been renewed
Mr. Rae's predecessor as pre-
little chillier when the three next
recently over who started the Har-
mier, Liberal David Peterson, re-
share the same room.
ris Common Sense Revolution and
entered the political wars when he
William Davis, Tory premier
how Mr. Harris, a moderate back -
wrote to a newspaper complaining
from 1971-85, emerged to sit in
bencher, turned suddenly into a
Mr. Harris's Tories ignored a cou-
solidarity beside Finance Minister
militant, unswerving right-winger.
ple of pertinent facts when they
Ernie Eves when he made a speech
Mr. Harris today introduces Mr.
crowed as if they were the only
after his budget claiming that,
Miller to people as "my mentor;'
party ever to balance a budget but
while his government was forced
which shows at least one ex -pre -
lamented they now face the large
to cut costs to get on a sound foot-
mier still has a la of influence.
task of paying down a huge accu-
mulated debt built up by other par-
ties.
Mr. Peterson first reminded he
found the Holy Grail of balancing
the budget in 1989-90, which other
Tories including Mr. Harris until
ing; it still is compassionate and
has a social conscience.
Mr. Davis almost genuflected
saying he was impressed by Mr.
Eves's sensitivity and concern for
the less fortunate.
The Fortner premier may now
EdI1Nl your cmnrrunts on this
opinion to shouaronOdudism.rnt
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and last name, as wait as the com-
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Beetles send loosestrife
into nowhere, man
Bugs released to weed out nuisance plant from Frenchman's Bay
PICKERING — Ap-
proximately 10,000 beetles
were released in the French-
man's Bay area Tuesday in
an effort to control the
spread of purple loosestrife
in the local wetlands.
Staff from Ontario Power
Generation Pickering Nu-
clear and the Frenchman's
Bay Watershed Rehabilita-
tion Project released the
galerucella beetles through-
out the area.
Purple loosestrife ag-
gressively invades wetlands
and marshes, displacing na-
tive plant species and reduc-
ing the size and diversity of
natural plants. Few birds,
mammals or fish can use the
plant as a food source, so it
forces the native wildlife
out of the area.
However, galerucella
beetles cause high plant
mortality, reduce growth,
prevent or delay flowering
and can cut the seed produc-
tion of purple loosestrife by
up to 99 per cent.
For more information
about the Frenchman's Bay
Watershed Rehabilitation
Project, call 420-4660 ext.
2155.
More
fun
lined up
at Home
Week in
Ajax
AJAX —
There's more
fun in store in
neighbouring
Ajax this week
as annual Homos
Week festivities
continue
You could
pick up some-
thing special for
dad for Father's
Day at the Home
Week Auction
Thursday, June
15 at the Royal
Canadian Le-
gion, III Hunt
St. Viewing
starts at 6:30
p.m. and the
auction at 8 p.m.
Call Donna
Danks at 683-
9725 or Myrna
Picotte at 427-
1322 for more
information.
Lady luck
might smile on
you at the Home
Week Monte
Carlo Night Fri-
day, June16
from 6 to II
p.m. at the Le-
gion hall. Ad-
mission is free.
Call Steven
Smith at 68(r
2223 or 683-
7811 for more
information.
Each day dur-
ing Horne Week,
the Legion holds
an open house.
Times we 11:30
a.m. to 1 a.m.
Wednesday to
Saturday, and
from noon to 6
p.m. Sunday.
Meanww a
bit of rain on the
weekend did lit-
tle to dampen
the spirits of
Home Week rev-
ellers.
The annual
parade along
Harwood Av-
enue contained
colourful floats,
marching bands
and clowns, and
Ajax residents
turned out for
the spectacle.
As well,
Pickering Vil-
lage hosted its
own parade and
family -centred
events, including
an antique car
show and the
Lions Pasta
Night.
A.J. GROENz News Adveritser photo
The Frenchman's Buy Watershed Rehabilitation Project and Ontario Power Gen-
eration are teaming up this week to release 10,000 beetles into the bay area in a
bid it) control purple loosestrife plant growth. The plants displace native plant
species, reducin4 the hribitctt of wildlife. Here (from left) Michael Halder. Patricia
lw,we, Ankela Horrett u,rr1 .S(nia Ma^Ma.ster hold purple loosestrife plants ravaged
by the beetle hir,,r,
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Come join the `green wave'
Rain or shine, this Saturday, June
17, more Pickering residents can join
the 'green wave of recycling' by ob-
LalTaine
taining The Earth Machine backyard
composter at the subsidized cost of
ROulston
$20. The offer's available at the Pick-
ering Civic Complex parking lot
Recyclers Corner
from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. or while sup-
plies last.
Pickering's previous one -day sale
the smaller office -size unit which
saw all 250 composters snapped up
collects paper.
by early afternoon. Compost acces-
Apartment residents and office
sories and information will also he
employees can also compost their
available.
fruit and vegetable peelings with the
The Earth Machine, by Norseman
use of a vermicomposter.
Plastics, will convert grass, leaves
This box, filled with a bedding of
and table scraps into an abundant
damp, shredded paper and Red Wig -
supply of finished compost.
gler worms, is the size of a Blue Box.
A backyard composter will reduce
The worms will eat their own weight,
household waste by 30 per cent. As
which includes both bedding and
well. by using compost on your
food peelings, every day.
lawns and gardens you can reduce
Several schools have obtained ver -
your gardening water bill by up to 30
micomposters, which also serves as a
per cent.
science project and a fund-raiser if
The Earth Machine, made from re-
the worm castings are sold to parents.
cycled plastic, has an 80 -gallon ea-
Teachers have found that by having a
pacity. is easy to assemble, and in-
vermicomposter in the classroom,
eludes a 10 -year warranty.
students tend to take more nutritious
At this subsidized rate, don't miss
snacks such as apples, rather than
out on your chance to do your part to
chips, in order to feed the worms the
help reduce the organics going to
cores.
landfill.
During the warm months. a vermi-
At the same time, you will receive
composter, or worm bin, can be kept
a rich soil conditioner for your front
on a balcony. In the winter. just find
and back yard. Compost! The Future
a suitable. quiet and dark location for
Starts Here.
the bin.
If you want some of Durham Re-
Information on how to set up a
gion's finished compost, take along a
worm bin will also he available at
shovel and containers to dig into the
Pickerin)•'s one-dery bin sale
big pile of free finished compost.
People who got some last year know
the value of this rich natural soil con-
�1 xt,tiv l F Kti
ditioner.
YI k
Also, Blue Boxes will he on sale
for S4 each.
e -Cardcnx
As well as the regular Blue Box,
x
Grand & Tov will be- on hand to offer
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PI,CKERING
r a� 420-2222 • 683-2760 " 1: �"°'ti
::24 hr. Direct Access 420-4660
eb Site: www.city.pickering.on.ca�
14 Committee of Adjustment
14 Site Plan Advisory Committee
15 Pickering Museum Village
Foundation AGM ria the
Museum Village 7:30 pm
15 Statutory Public Information
Mating
19 City Council Meeting
26 Executive/Council Meeting
28 Site Plan Advisory Committee
FICKERING
PICKERING'S MILLENNIUM
WATERFRONT PROJECT
GROUND BREAKING EVENT
Saturday, June 17, 2000
Noon - 2:00 p.m.
Official Ceremony at 1:00 p.m.
on the Waterfront Trail,
Alex Robertson Community Park
Natural Heritage & Art Activities
Musical Entertainment
�o Complimentary •,,,�
Barbeque
Ewryone uvkv7me to
attendi ONT MO
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mom of die Cky of liKke iag win be oor.idttdaa
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ter.• or by bib or her corosd or ager, try pasta win
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C,ta.. w the city of rkk-.ft tr.r—r♦11M H. -Lt Kinsmen Park, Pickering ONE DAY ONLY RAIN OR SHINE
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(Mtm not be .,,b„rned ,n tM tow of r Apaewter of •Pickering Museum Yllanstrations
P—lime and sok =h .,u be avatl.w r tM Ctvr . City Council/Pickering 20M Welcome Tertt
C—Visa. LqA Drlmrt a. 2w Flos. P,ckm.a Tl. . Football Toss Pickering Dolphins NLY'
A. ormer Pwchw wA Sale mmit be a�,n.tpa.tpt
OUANMES
by a 4" w tM rat. W a cowry order. bt.k salt u • Kindergym Park • •Inct LAST
,h.qw oert6ad by a bask. tr..t corpora.,. a Prov,.ce • Penny CarnivalTax
of o rrw s...p and p.refti to r1r corya Is of . Children's Inflatables (Snow White. Frc
thr Cry of rkYa,. f rd rtprs.rnby a ,e,.rn.. ad Par UP r
tsar odf tM ptrch„e p.,oe .s aw w as ober Station, Rodry Mountain Slide) $80
The corporm" or tM city of PicMn" make. w ' Children's Stage Arca NORTH AMERICA'S R
Rides
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,ct.n obe .o W. It"wk to or p—b.btodw tyy error • Teen YInflatables (30' High Mountain, 90' R1 SELLING BACKYARD t
ascerwmy iMac marten rests wah the pae.tw Obstacle Course, Bungee Run)
pwcia.ns. 711 sty reserve, tM nsl.t to refect a., a au .Teen Coffee House/5 Local Teen Bands COMPOSTER
;� of � city ref dioiiid �t be °�`d rs d1t •Teen Break Dancing and NBA 2 Ball
Thu, sok a aoveraed by tM Mtrrc,pal Act The • Graffiti Demonstration Converts I[avc's and
„rcceafol pwckmer will be reQrted to pay the balmier • Seniors BINGO Tent for Adults
sue a cw,�.a, tM relevaa tad Tra miler Toa am say table Scraps into an abut-
.pphc.we Gat The pwchM irm"cao. ,Mu be ck,...aamw MAINSTAGE FAMILY dam supph� of hkmus. , ^
.oars 60 days of for acep—t of the Offehe r by T
Co p.of *c City P,:ku," Reduces pftW try 30%
Far sefutattim respect" the v.awt" of tin property.
PMaK Starting at 6:30 p.m. & Reduces pidenim to—* 6
�iit.m sad =-y �,� .ata bill by VA N'�
picberi"aviccmglat followed by �
nae Toe E>plyde Takes as little as 10
Picterra, Oatrw •
L I V 6K7 minutes a week
• ..
Pi: 903-4204621 Abp A al" For Sol=
a • gkr. hk.lb.a a tatrgiealel4 Pais
® • Shuttle bus services tui take you to • TRUCKLOAD SAIF M PARKM LOT AT
Kinsmen Park and bald TIfb15 LOCATIOIk
Adults: Loorie $1.00 Kids: FREE
Pick ups every 30 miinutes from PickeringPICKERING CIVIC COMPLEX
GO Train, Don Beer Arena and Ontario Poween•NE THE ESPLANADE
Geration (Brock Rd, South Lot)
starting at 12M room K* MORE WORMATKIN CALL 4204630
UMM Parking: Fee $2.00 at:
Pwkh inn Pate Sunday, June 25m, 2000
b from 11 A . to 5 P.M.
Year 21M City of Pickering •
ME Concert in the Park Series Canada Day Celebrations A t 1u e
Janma e 21. Thank to all Volunteers. Service
7:M lin Clubs, Community Groups, Partners and (� •
FAtibm re Park (Gambol Sportsots for the coordination of theJalf
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111- Caa�y GRceet Pickering Canada Day Festivities:
land C�,,�,,,,� as C A M S H O W as
�y an e"airg ofgmw bared ^stall'! —Vons"^ s no w .,...nttws cans o, e.....
Be :arm a laws chair or blasket nerd a . Kinsmen 9 Kinette Club of Ptdrenng
`" g� • Canadian Progress Club Durham Sduth '0d classic ars freta Southern awed
sat at Papl— Park (on Valley Farm Road• just 00� exhibikim open, to book call the ACCCC x 905-649.2664
wwb of Kkgmn Road). Join us r we celebrre • Pickering 2
the Arts! • Canadian Progress Club Durham here music with the
site
to itis minae« ar die l be on
' "6 please check with the sir fog tuna when cars will be of display
For more information, call 905-420-4620 Region Women
or visit our website a www.pickering noses • Ontario Power Generation PlCKE1R1Nti
• Pickering Optimist Club
• Pickering Rep Softball Association useum
• Pickering Concert Band il loge
• 1 r West Shore Scouts
SUMMER JUNIOR • Pickering Civitan Club ADMISSION: Adults $5, Seniors (55+) S4. Students
• SQUASH CAMP • Knights of Columbus (13 to 18) $4. Children (5 to 12) 53. Fanuhes $15 and
• Pickering Softball Association parking is free.
Introductory Squash Camp teaches you • South Pickering Seniors Club
the basics of the game. Racquets, balls • Durham Regional Police Service wEB SITE: city.picke^ng.on.calmuseum
and eyewear will be provided - all you • KX96 a Shaw
need is a clean pair of running shoes!! PICKERING MUSEUM VILLAGE is on Hwy. 7
between Bnsck Road and w'esiney Road in the Hamlet of
Dates: July 10th to 14th Greenwood, 3 km easto(Bnxk Rowe.
Time: 1 pm to 3 pm daily l
Fee: Only $50 Fpr more information, visit our web site:a GE�TMN
Call Scott Coleman, Squash Pro a Y wwcktyofPlckeiiing.com Z PICKER114G NUCLEAR
the Pickering Rec Complex 831.1711 or call 905-420-4620 905.683 •8401
V Mft Ail tttteWV Al^*A11SE11, WEDNESDAY EDITION. June 1s, 2000
A
'uilBALyof fun
Frenchman's Bay Festival weekend a smash success
The 2a)0 version of the Frenchman's Bay Festival was anoth-
er success, despite periods oj-rain. Thousands of area residents
turned out to ride the midway, listen to music, watch drag-
onboat races and have gorse! old-fashioned fun. Top left,
Francine Dallaire joking(y accepts the proposed of balloon
artist Darren Bedford ss ho created a ring and bangle for her.
Top centre. Waterfront Bistro owner George Zubulakis keeps
things clean — and dry — during a rain shower Top right,
Tyler Mocmev leans into the turn as he takes a spin on one of
the children's rides in the midxay. At right, Charlene Thurston
gets up close and personal s, ith Jack the Gripper, a python who
visited from Orono Jungle Cat World Zcx, Camp. Animal Life
Educator ,Varalte hfalarczuk stands hv. just m case the python
decided to tighten his grip on Ms. Thurston.
Golf tourneyonce
again links Bigand
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Little Brothers
Duffers do good for association matching
boys with positive male role models
BY ht.1TH G1tJJGArV
Stag Writer
Don Lawlor and Ryan Herbert were
linked four years ago. On Monday,
July 10 the Big and Little Brothers
will hit the link,
They'll he among the duffers at
the Nokia Big Brothers Golf for
Kids' Sake 2000 fund-raising event at
Lakeridge Links in north Whithy.
They're used to spending a lot of
time together. especially playing
sports. So much time, so much quali-
ty time, in fact. that Ryan nominated
Mr. Lawlor as Big Brother of the
Year. The Ajax -Pickering Big Broth-
ers Association agreed and bestowed
the honour on Mr. Lawlor.
A TTC industrial engineer who
lived in Ajax before moving to
Toronto, Mr. Lawlor became a Big
Brother for "a couple of reasons. I
saw guys like Ryan really not doing
some of the things they'd like to do
or things beneficial to do. I saw the
need:'
Mr. Lawlor had a need of his own.
"I always wanted to go skiing and
never had anybody to take"
As well, hanging out with Ryan
gives Big Brother •'a good reason to
go snowboarding- We took up snow-
boarding together."
And a lot more. Big and Little
Brother are both real jocks. They also
play basketball, tennis and other
sports when they get together at least
once a week.
That's good for Ryan, an active 15
year old who also plays on the Ajax
Spartans midget •B' rep baseball
team.
He reports Mr. Lawlor "is able to
keep up with sports".
And, his Big Brother is "fun to be
with".
The two expect to have a lot of fun
at the Big Brothers' annual golf tour-
nament July 10. And, they hope many
more people will join in.
The aim is to raise $40.(X)(1 to
fund Big Brother and Mentor pro-
grams offered by the association.
Cost is $150 per player, which
covers golf. use of a cart. lunch and
dinner.
The price for dinner only at the
event is 555.
The tourney has a scramble format
Ryan Herbert (left) and Don
Lawlor are ready for a day of golf
next month to raise money for the
Big Brothers organization, Mr.
Lawlor was recently named Big
Brother of the Year by the Ajax -
Pickering association after being
nominated for the honour by Ryan.
If you are interested in providing
guidance to a fatherless boy, call
Big Brothers at 686-2871 or 426-
5522.
with a shotgun start. Registration and
putting contest take place at 10:30
a.m., followed by pictures of four-
somes at 11:30 a.m., tee -off at I p.m.,
silent auction and cocktails at 6 and
dinner at 7.
One lucky golfer could win a 2000
Buick Century GMC Truck courtesy
of Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick by
hitting a hole -in -one.
Official sponsor of the tourney is
Nokia, while others include Canadi-
an Waste. Absolute Adventures,
Whithy-Ajax MPP Jim Flaherty, On-
tario Power Generation and Veridian
Corporation. Pickering Councillor
Rick Johnson is the honourary chair-
man.
For more information on the
event, call Barbara Fleming at 686-
2X71 or 426-5522.
Photos by Celia Bronkhorst
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NEVIS ACYER',;,SER, WEDNESDAY EDITIO:t, June t4, 2000 PAGE M A/P
Newpoliceget superintendent eagerto s
Chuck Mercier ready for challenges which lie ahead
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CHUCK MERCIER
'It came out of the blue.'
Man facing
BY STEPHEN SHAH'
Staff Writer
BY DAVID STFLL
SmffEdiror
Chuck Mercier made his impact on
police services in north Durham and it
didn't go unnoticed in the offices of his
superiors.
As a result, a surprise promotion
earlier this week has elevated the
Durham Regional Police officer from
the inspector's position in north
Durham to Superintendent of Crime
Management for the police service.
"It came out of the blue:' Supt.
Mercier said.
He was just as surprised of his new
title as his replacement, newly appoint-
ed Inspector Bill Temple who is gear-
ing up to take over the reigns of the
north Durham Department as Supt.
Mercier now takes a few days to digest
his new duties.
No date for the official changing of
the guard has been set, but he expects
to step into his new duties around the
end of June.
The title is a newly created position,
resulting from a study of the police ser-
vice, the Hay Report, performed last
year that recommended this change.
Supt. Mercier said he was aware
changes would be made, but not who
would be appointed to the new posi-
tion.
Instead of focusing on a portion of
the region, as he has in north Durham
since taking on the inspector's role in
September 1997, coming over from the
homicide unit, he will now have a
broader focus.
"I'm going back to region -wide is-
sues:' he said.
The Hay Report called for a manag-
er to co-ordinate major crimes he said
and the new position will require Supt.
Mercier in the coming days to organize
the people who will report to him; to
form the structure for the unit. Once
complete, he expects to have one intel-
Sex -assault case grows
charges once given police citation
A long-time regional employee
who was once the recipient of a police
citation for helping catch a sex attack-
er is now himself the subject of a
widening sexual assault investigation
involving numerous alleged victims.
The 51 -year-old man was arrested
by Durham Regional Police last month
in connection with alleged sex assaults
involving three teenage girls, ages 13
and 14.
The incidents were reported to have
taken place between July 1998 and Au-
gust 1999 in north Oshawa and near
the Corbett Creek Water Pollution
Control Centre on Forbes Street in
Whitby, where the accused works.
Police said a man acted like a "fa-
ther figure" to the teens, who he met
through a mutual acquaintance, and
sexually assaulted them in his vehicle
during "leisure drives." The alleged of-
fences involved sexual touching.
In the wake of news reports about
the arrest. police have been flooded
with numerous similar complaints,
some dating back 30 years, said Dctcc-
live Sergeant Jim Douglass, head of
the force's Sexual Assault Unit.
"We've had a lot of calls and a lot of
people supplying information. Many
are adults complaining of incidents
that happened a number of years ago:'
he .aid.
-We certainly expect to be laying
additional charges"
The number of complainants has
reached 10 and it could potentially
double by the time the probe is com-
pleted. Four detectives arc now as-
signed to the case.
"it has become a very far-reaching
investigation which could take some
time:' Det. Sgt. Douglass said.
Alfred Borg. of Maplewood Drive
in Oshawa. is currently being held in
custody on three charges of sexual as-
sault and one count of sexual interfer-
ence.
During a brief appearance in Os-
hawa court yesterday prosecutor Tom
Hewitt alluded to "some additional
charges" pending in the case. A lawyer
representing Mr. Borg requested the
matter be set over until June 20.
A long-time Durham Region Works
Department employee, Mr. Borg
worked as a plant operator at the Cor-
bett Creek water treatment facility
until his arrest.
In 1996, he was awarded a civilian
citation by Durham Regional Police
after he chased down a fleeing sex at-
tacker who had just accosted three
teenage girls.
According to a summary which was
read when he was presented the award
Find Serenity on
Friday nights
PICKERING — The Serenity
Group's weekly recovery meeting
takes place Friday, June 16 at 8 p.m.
at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817
Kingston Rd., Pickering.
The group meets every Friday and
deals with all types of addictions, in-
cluding co-dependency.
Phone 426-9431 (Jim) in the
evenings for information.
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chambers, three young girls were sex-
ually assaulted in downtown Oshawa
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the downtown area. The suspect then
ran in to a restaurant where Mr. Borg
waited outside for the police to arrive...
-It is doubtful this incident would
have resulted in an arrest had it not
been for the courage and persistence of
Mr. Borg:" the presenter of the award
said at the time.
ligence officer, four duty officers and
one major crime officer, all represent-
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Talking about his experience in
Scugog, Uxbridge and Brock. Supt.
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he and the staff accomplished in the
area. North Durham offered an inter-
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Having their cake...
Students Emilv Hamilton (left), sister Anna and
friend Kaitlin Osko (right) waited patiently Ji)r the
cake -cutting portion of the festivities during fifth an-
niversary celebrations at St. Elizabeth Seton
Catholic School in Pickering recently. The school
organized several events during the celebration to
mark the occasion.
Summer solstice at
holistic centre
PICKERIV; — The
Grccnwoc,d Holistic
Health Centre is hosting a
Summer Solstice event
Sunday. June 25 from 2 to
7:30 p M.
Act'%itics Include tat
chi and yoga demonstra-
tions; herb walk; and mas-
sage, reflexology, shiatsu
and crystal therapy.
A pot luck dinner is
being held from 5 to 6:30
p.m. followed by a solstice
ceremony.
The centre is at 2373
Concession 6. midway be-
twccn Brock and M'cstney
roads.
For more Information
call 619-1405 or visit the
centre's We sitc at
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J U IN E 14. 2000
WEDNESDAY JUNE 14
SINGLE PARENT SUP-
PORT The Ajax -Pickering
chapter of the One Parent
Family Association invites
You to our weekly meeting
held at 8p.m. every Wednes-
day at the Annandale Golf
NO Curling Club, corner of
Church and Bayly Sts. Ajax.
for both custodial and non-
custodial parents whether
your children are 2 or 42, all
are welcome. 837-9670.
A L Z H E I M E R S:
Alzheimer Durham holds an
Ajax support group meeting
at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney
Rd. S., Units 19 and 20 (at
Clements Rd.). Ajax. All
caregivers welcome. 576-
2567 (Megan).
TOASTMASTERS: The
Ajax -Pickering Toastmas-
ters meets in the Visitor's
Centre of the Pickering nu-
clear station on Mont-
gomery Park Rd. Meet and
greet at 7:15 p.m., meeting
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Learn public speaking, lead-
ership and communication
skills. 683-4439 (John),
619-0647 (Peter).
THURSDAY, JUNE 15
BREAST-FEEDING: The
La Leche League Canada -
Pickering Group meets from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the
YMCA Family Resource
Centre, 1400 Bayly St., Unit
15A (next to the GO sta-
tion), Pickering. Informa-
tion and support on breast-
feeding. Pregnant women,
nursing mothers and babies
welcome. 427-8063.
GOLF TOURNEY: The
Head Injury Association of
Durham Region's 2(x)0
Charity Golf Tournament
takes place at Deer Creek
Golf & C,untry Club in
Ajax. The day features I8
holes of four -person scram -
hie golf, special contests.
prizes, a roam beef capper
and guest speaker Terry
Kcl h. 723-2732.
BREAST CANCER: The
Canadian Cancer S,ktcW%
Living With Breast Cancer
peer support group meets at
7 p.m. at the Dundee Private
Investors offices, southeast
corner of Bay1y St. and Fin-
ley Ave.. Ajax. It's for breast
cancer patients, families and
friends. Support and prwti-
cal information. 686-1516.
ANNUAL MEETING:
Durham Children's Aid So-
ciety hosts its annual meet-
ing at 6:30 p.m. in the audi-
torium at the Whitby Mental
Health Centre, 700 Gordon
St., Whitby. 433-1551.
COFFEE HOUR: The
Ajax -Pickering Christian
Women's Club hosts a
morning coffee hour from
9:30 to 11:15 a.m. in Gal-
lantry's Banquet Room on
the lower level of the Pick-
ering Town Centre. $5 at the
door, $2.50 for newcomers.
Complimentary nursery
available by reservation
only. To register call 427-
3072. (Janet)
. FRIDAY, JUNE 16
ADDICTION: The Sereni-
ty Group — 12 Step Recov-
ery Meeting is at 8 p.m. at
Bayfair Baptist Church, 817
Kingston Rd., Pickering.
The group meets every Fri-
day and deals with all types
of addictions, including co-
dependency. A child-care
program is available as re-
quired. Everyone: welcome.
428-9431 (Jim) in the
evenings.
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to Gauss -work' Yard sale aids Ajax church in math MAGWYF.RS
AJAX -- 1b'cstney Road, Ajax, PI B
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Heights Baptist Church All proceeds w the
Smarks holds a yard, bake and craft church hue 4. fund. Rainsale Saturday, lune 17 from date is r Inf 24. Phone 686-
9 a.m. to I p.m. at IU Fuller 7782 for Information.
Durham trio records perfect scores in tough test
Durham senior elementary
idents shone at recent maths-
are penalized fix making guess -
atics competitions.
Three area pupils wored per-
es.
Scoring perfect "is a very,
very difficult thing to do, which
:t in the Gauss Math Contest
means the teacher% are doing a
Id across Canada fix Grade 7
great job of preparing the stu-
d 8 students. Jason Poirier, a
dents," says Mr. Gadanidis.
ade 8 pupil at Frenchman's
At the Ontario Mathematics
ty Public School in Pickering:
Olympics at Queen's University
uwin Truong, a Grade 7 stu-
in Kingston the weekend of lune
ni at Fallinghrook Public
3 and 4, a team of four Grade 7
htwrl in Whitby; and Steve
and 8 students from E. A. Fair-
cdhouse, of Grade 8 at E.A.
man finished first, making it the
firman Public School in Whit-
second consecutive year Durham
were flawless.
public whoof board pupils have
George Gadanidis. Durham
won the title. The team of Frik
strict School Board math co-
K(x)pmans (Grade 7), Melissa
linator, reports the Gauss test
"very
Sparks (Grade 7), Stuart Wright
challenging'. requiring
(Grade 8) and Nikki Shaffeculah
dents to employ high-level
(Grade 8) worked in two -person
nking skills to solve problems.
teams for two events and as a
c pupils have a time limit and
group for two others in winning
Kids
protect
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down
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PICKERING
— "I'hc French-
man's Bay Wa-
tershed Reha-
bilitation Pro-
jcct (FBWRP)
is inviting
youngsters to
take part to a
fun -filled envi-
ronmcntal
stewardship
program this
summer.
The Down
by the Bay pro-
gram, which is
geared toward
children he-
tween the ages
of five and 12,
will teach par-
ticipants atx)ut
the importance
of the French-
man's Bay wa-
tcrshed.
Youngsters
will learn about
water testing,
aquatic planti-
ng, the 'yellow
fish road'. and
the FBWRP's
bird box pro-
grams. Chil-
dren will also
take part in en-
vironmental
games and will
receive a Down
by the Bay
stewardship
certificate.
The program
runs from 9:30
a.m. to ntxwn on
July 6 and Aug.
3 on the west
side of French-
man's Bay at
West Shore
Boulevard; July
13 and Aug. 10
at Alex Robert-
son Park on
Sandy Beach
Road; July 20
and Aug. 17 at
the West Shore
Community
Centre on
Bayly Street;
and July 27 and
Aug. 24 at
David Farr Park
on Glenanna
Road.
Children
must be accom-
panied by an
adult.
Space is lim-
ited so registra-
tion is required.
For more in-
formation call
Angela Barrett,
420-4660 ext.
2155.
Fax It
Ajax and
Pickering
News
Advertiser
General
683-7363
tlx four-hour competition.
Frenchman's Bay Public
School students won the Math
Olympics last year and pupils
from the Pickering school fin-
ished 12th this year.
Christian women
host coffee hour
The Ajax -Pickering Christ-
ian Women's Club hosts a
morning coffee hour Thursday,
June 15 from 9:30 to 1 1:15 a.m.
in Gallantry's Banquet Room
on the lower level of the Picker-
ing Town Centre. Cost is $5 at
the door. $2.50 for newcomers.
To register call 427-3072.
(Janet)
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Branch manager
Mike Pepping prepares worAd far the sacred fire for the
Native Cultural Centre of Durham Region's third an-
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this month. The event is being hosted at the main cam-
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School's out forever at Pickering's E.B. Phin
Open house June 20 before final bell tolls
School, and the school community
had been calling for a new building
since the early 1990%.
While a new F. B Phin is built
over the next vear, students will at-
tend nearby Woodlands Centennial
Public School. which is also slated
to close.'ntey will return to a new
facility next fall.
Ms. Nova reports 'Something
Old, Something New' is the theme
of the open house.
Starting at 4:30 p.m. and tiff
half an hour, speakers will be shar-
ing memories of the school.
There'll also be school tours, vol-
unteer recognition, old pho-
tographs and other memorabilia to
look at before the wrecking ball ar-
rives.
For more information call the
school at 509-2277.
the
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PICKERING — Former stu-
invited to do so.
dents and teachers of Elizabeth B.
Under the Durham District
Phin Public School in Pickering
School Board's system -wide ac -
and evenone else are invited to
contmodanon and mtprownteni
'touch the bricks for the last tine"
plan approved I K months ago, the
before the school is torn down.
Altona Road school is one of Iwo
Vice-principal Mary -Ann Nova
which will be torn down and re -
says the entire school will be open
built on the same site. 'Me first
Tuesday. June 20 front 4:30 to
phase off. B. Phin was built ap-
6:30 p.m. when everybody who
proximately 60 years ago, when it
wants to have a last look around is
was known as Rouge Hill Public
School, and the school community
had been calling for a new building
since the early 1990%.
While a new F. B Phin is built
over the next vear, students will at-
tend nearby Woodlands Centennial
Public School. which is also slated
to close.'ntey will return to a new
facility next fall.
Ms. Nova reports 'Something
Old, Something New' is the theme
of the open house.
Starting at 4:30 p.m. and tiff
half an hour, speakers will be shar-
ing memories of the school.
There'll also be school tours, vol-
unteer recognition, old pho-
tographs and other memorabilia to
look at before the wrecking ball ar-
rives.
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school at 509-2277.
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Felicien's journey
take her to Olym
Pickering track star has one hurdle to clear
to make national team
BY AL RIVI:7T break the record, but 1 didn't think 1 would do it
Spode Editor my freshman year. 1 didn't expect to run 12s it
PICKERING — Brimming with confidence year."
after a wss
cccful U.S. collegiate track season, a The school record was set in the first round
Pickering athlete is hoping to get over her latest the heats at the NCAA championships. She a
hurdle: Becorning a Canadian Olympian. vaned to the semi-finals in her event as the on
Perdita Felicien, 19, will attempt to gain a spot freshman in the race, finishing mond in 12.99
on Canada's Olympic track and field team in her earn a place in the final. In that race — again as d
specially — the I()0 -metre hurdles. And, judging only freshman — she placed a respectable sixth
by de outstanding season she had with the Univer- the U.S. in a time of 13.07.
sity of Illinois Fighting Illim track and field team,
Felicien's eager for the Canadian Olympic team tri- `It should be a really
als in track and field in B.C. Aug. I I to 13.
"I am real[ excited just to compete.- says Feli- good opportunity and
cien, who arrived hack in Pickering last week atter
finishing ter freshmanyear at the Champagne. III;- experience for Ille.
noir campus. "it should he a really gad opfx)num- — PERDITA FELICIEN,
ty and experience for me. -
As someone who has met the 'A' qualifying ON THE CANADIAN OLYMPIC TRIALS
standard, her goal is to finish in the top four in fix-
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te100) metre hurdles at the trials, which would give Although Felicien was a little disappointed by
her a berth on the Canadian team, that finish. she was satisfied with her first year of
And. Felicien believes that's achievable. collegiate competition.
Ticre's a strong opportunity for me to go (to "1 was a little hit disappointed because 1 wanted
the 2(1(l() Olympic Games in Sydricy. Australia):' to place in the top four. but it was a really gond ex -
she says. "I'vc already met the 'A' standard. but penence I never had before. I was the only fresh -
there arc a lot of gaol competitors who are a little man in the final, so I was happy lust being there:'
hil older than me. i am confident in at lew4 coming she says.
in top four." As a record-breaking track star for Pine Ridge
Her main rival will he Toronto's Kaoc Ander- Secondary Schoxrl in Pickering. Fclicien was rc-
son. a firmer Olympian who's attempting to quali- cruited by several U.S. universities including South
fy for her second Games in the IW-nictre hurdles. Carolina. Rlcc• Indiana and Southern California.
Fclicien enjoyed more success in her freshman " 1 looked at the programs and the University of
season at U of Illinois than slic could ever have cx- Illinois %tail ,eat:' she ex am.. " It was tsecalsse of
pectcd. She qualified for the National Collegiate the academics (she's ma)(xing In kmesiology) and
Athletic Association Track and Field C'hampi- (women's hurdles coach) Gary Winkler, who's just
onships at Duke University In North Carolina Mav a great coach'.
31 to June 3. Tticve. she ran the 100-rretre hurdles After taking a week oft from training. Fclicicn
in a blistering 12.91 seconds to set a newU of illi- says she'll resume her preparations I -,r the OI%mpic
nos record• beating one csUblishexd three years ago Tnals this week She'll compete at er;ol
by Tinya Williams In 12.97 seconds, prior to the trials and possibly dire r )nt.ln„ 's
"1 was ec.%Wic:' says Felicien. "I wanted to Ganes in Durham Region ln,%uvu,i
Pickering duo [a lk"ll Di IN ON 11YE11
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PICKERIN G —A pair of Picker- Canadian Ohympe tun foals in tad,
Ing tennis plovers finished third at the ant heldnnC.Aug. 1110 13
Durham Summer Games recently. Perdita enjoyed mon wccess in
The Dunmrlore Tennis Club played he, Ireshman se"M at u of lbm
host to the senior mixed tennis tourna- than she could ever Iwo expected.
mens for the 2000 Games. Lourenco She qualified for the N Tradit
ColtegwNAthleticAll,e Association Trail,
Conceicao and Cecilia McCaughey ani Feld Championships at Duke
placed third in the event on lune 2. ur versly in WP, Camirw May 31 to
Taking home first place at the tcn- June 3 There. she ran the locanetre `
cis event was the tandem of Frank %teles n 12 91 seconds to set a new
Bidon of Oshawa and Ann Gcboirs of ,I Illinois record
Bowmanville. In second place was the
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Rounding the base
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Warriors' record-breaking
soccer game begins Saturday
A.IAX — The Alax'Aar- suhsntutlons will be made
non Strc:cr Club will try to before the game ends at
get into the record hooks 6:20 p.m. Sunday. The con -
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slated to kick off Saturday. (blue team).
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(MS) - It has been said that "success has many fathers; failure is an orphan." The same
notion can be applied to the national institution of Father's Day.
It was back in 1909 that Mn. John Iii -Me Do old was inspired with the concept of Father's
Day to honour her own father who raised it family of six following the death of his wife in
the waning years of tier 19th century. It took a full year for her idea to gestate, plus a lot of
hard work among the ministers of Spokane, Wash. She worked with the mayor, the YMCA
and with other civic organizations.
Although her hope had to observe the first Father's Day on her feather's birthday, the first
Sunday of June in 1910, the ministers of Spokane had trouble getting their special sermons
ready fix that day. So, Father's Day was postponed until the third Sunday of June. 1910. That
day of observation never has leen altered.
In 1917, by Joint U.S. Congressional Resolution. Fattier's Day was enacted into a national.
holiday, from that time forth always to be observed on the third Sunday of June.
Another "Father's Day" is claimed to have originated in 1908 in Fairmont, W.Va., a scant 20
miles from Grafton. W.Va.. where the first Mother's day was observed in 1908. Perhaps
Grafton inspired Fairmont. Perhaps Miss Anna Reeves Jarvis, who founded Mother's Day,
influenced Mrs. Charles Clayton, who claims to have caused a Father's Day service to be
observed in July 1908.
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Gold is Under 12s the Sporting Image of consolation cham s
twister p
• t I Pickering girls compete at Newmarket's prestigious Sunoco Cup soccer tournament
sls era
PICKERING — The Ptcker-
favourite ing Power Sporting linage girls'
under -12 rep soccer team cap -
Colour lured the consolation champi-
onship at the 21st annual Sunoco
Cup in Newmarket.
In the consolation final. Pick -
In the
ering Power blanked Aurora 2-0
Rainbow on goals by Cristcn Allen and Ja-
nine Arnott. Goalkeeper Alex
Two Aiax sis-
ters gut into the
gold -medal act
for the Scarbor-
ough Gym -
Elites Gymnas-
tics Club at the
recent Rainhow
Classicmeet at
the Pickering
Recreation
CorrtPlcx
JOY
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Joy and Anne
Crctne_v com-
pleteda rare
double - gold
medal effort at
the competition
hosted by the
Pickering Aeri-
als Gymnastics
Club,
Joy. 14, fin-
ished first over-
all in the kvel 3
Junior category.
Shewon the
vauh event and
placed fourth on
balance (ream
and floor cxcr-
cise.
Anne. 10,
won the all-
around gold to
the cadctte •B'
bracket. finish-
ing first on the
floor event. third
on beam and
fifth on vault.
knm Tomay-
er,of Oshawa.
finished second
all-around in the
novice 3 division
after placing
second on vault
and uneven par-
allel bars and
fourth on beam.
Rana Ger-
schcovich. of
4YWhithy, finished
10th all-around
in the novice I
bracket. She
won the beam
event
Meanwhile.
pre -competitive
Gym -Elites ath-
letes posted
strong results at
the recent Uni-
versity of Toron-
to Invitational
Mcet.
Laura Ashley
Rodrigues, of
Pickering, fin-
ished first all-
around in the 8A
category. She
placed first on
bars and beam
and second on
vault and floor.
Samantha Lush,
of Pickering,
placed third
overall in the
same category
after finishing
first on floor and
second on vault.
bars and beam.
S h a n a z
Kalantar. of
Whitby. took
sixth overall in
the 8B bracket.
She finished
third nn floor
and fourth on
heam. Sarah
Willis, of Picker-
ing. placed
eighth uoerall in
the same catego-
ry after a fourth
on bars and sixth
on floor
Russell played an outstanding
game to earn the shutout.
Based on a 2-0-1 record in
preliminary -round play, the Pick-
ering under -12s advanced to the
semi-final contest against the
eventual tournament winners, the
Dixie 88s. Despite an all-out ef-
fort by the Pickering players. the
Power still went down to a 4-0
defeat.
Pickering started the tourna-
ment with a convincing 2-0 victo-
ry over Southwest United. Jen-
nifer Michalicka scored hath
goals for Power Russell earned
the shutout.
In the second game. the Sport-
ing Images under- I2s played to a
1-1 draw with Aurora. 1111e Ione
goal was scored by Landis Doyle.
Pickering scored a 3-1 victory
over East York in the third game.
Doyle scored twice to lead file
Power. Jodie Hannon chipped in
with a single marker.
Tcam members are C'risten
Allen. Janine Arnim. Landis
Doi Ic. Jodie Hannen, Page
Heathcote, Susannah Heathcote.
Christine Langford. Kailey
Lvnch, Alexandra Martinet, Jen -
n
ifer Michalicka. Stephanie
ZMichalicka, Leanne Mustynski,
Alex Russell. Amanda Sheppard.
Holley Smith and Stephanie Tay-
lor.
Karen Michalicka and Colin
Arnott, along with manager
Kathy Lynch, coach the team
Here's Some
'Homework' Help for Dad
Father's Day is fast
approaching. Dad may have every-
thing his heart desires except per-
haps, that twin engine plane or a
little sports car he can show to his
peers. Maybe you've given him all
the shirts and ties you can stand.
Now try something prac-
tical yet different.
If dad dreads going into his home-
work area because of the mess and
disorganization, help him out. Gift-
wrap some office organizers and
surprise him with something he'll
use day in and day out.
Include a handmade "gift
certificate" offering your services.
A gift of vour time, to help him
organize, will make the surprise
even more personal.
Decide where he needs help
the most and choose organizers
designed for that purpose. 1-etter
and stationery trays that stack will
save space and help categorize
papers or correspondence.
Magazine files can hold his favorite
subscriptions and manuals. File
boxes are handy for storing papers
that should be saved, like war-
ranties, instruction booklets, busi-
ness papers, documents and dated
correspondence.
"'hen he is readv to cash in
on your gift certificate, go to it.
Begin by gathering and sorting all
the miscellaneous paraphernalia in
sight — magazines, receipts, socks,
etc.
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Michelle at 686-16M ext. 267. There
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is on entry fee for the car owner.
education director. Students at the King's Crescent .school stere joined by
Cullen Gardens is located at 300
community partners for Community AiN. which celebrated the success of
Taunton Rd. W. wrst of Brock Street
the Together We Light the Winmodel.
North.
Summer day camp in Pickering offers arts,
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PICKERiNG —'ihe an- mg God's Gift. trip to Pleasure Valley. the daily.
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summer is more than just games. sports, arts and crafts. Monday. Aug. 28 to
Fnday. Call 839-4621 fix more
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Wednesday June 21st, 2000
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addressed to the box number in the
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names. Place your application and list in
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It the advertiser is one of the names On
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PLEASE NOTE, resumes drat are tend
diredh to Oshawa This weep, will not
be orwardeld to tM file number.
Originals mast be seat dim" as
Indicated by the instrudlom In me ad.
hitby based contract carrier is see
full time dispatcher for our 10 p.n
a.m. shift This is 4 days on, 4 ,
Full benefits with an excellent c
risation package.
an resume td:
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P.O. !out Oaf
OB6awa This Week
56S Faeewell SL,
Oshawa, ON UH 71.3
or Fax to 1905) 161 UU
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TO WMK 111M 1110007,
ROCKWOOD 6V RNITURE,
a Pickering MwuWuw of Said Wood Furniture
is looking for TW.
WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO HAVE
EXPERIENCE BUT WE ARE
WILLING TO TRAIN.
WE NEED CABINET MAKERS,
CABINET ASSEMBLERS 8 FINISHERS.
Plan appy In person on Saturday, June 17th,
anween 10 am and 12 noon a:
ROCKWOOD FURNITURE LTD.
Unit 03, 895 Dillingham Road, Pidunnp
One Street South of Brock and Bfyy
(1•S) ase-t7s4
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Teed .•o ower owraor for 1KNbwtny ifeae t90S) mow Pauline
SERVICE w EA Grouse S T Pn , a ? a 416-39&9390
News Advertiser •F curfem MNtl. YOi PMS- iTRAwBEMr PROBE RS.
quests mu a0w•rttsere I a I Ne Baso drnefs p" PK KERING aria eswc Prean taw, e
Clettk tnen N upon to $519 a IesKnt4 w (90 172t� Abb" Rd ton Ad S •� , Told, BOOKKEEPER a+oc+gKende.
veMWpublication as News Ad- Rigby Dr. rut Ttwnpap $750 per hr ;aur .r'r Daiwa I, Pring M
Spgft wO not be a PENWfON ROaftaa tar- AmbeneaAv. Newaawaw
Iratauer warned ,r Pearom And
one incorrect ter mon min °�' Wages Hoorn a Sequin Sq MO NT regaued n Ducat :`01 NU a ikris
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std thane shall bill n0 Ir s32-ysgp eek Ice pati ROSeDank Rd. boy uh and aupue Pion • r,oA mNupsr n our P,uwv+p
abllay for scan-InsamOn GFaFRAI CAFETERIA ria rip Blear ora solo taw Cas location Sarslesf,Y :ano-
of any ativemamint. Wildflower Dr. Su4 905426.4 59 does cad ce "Merl wd.er
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is for I t0 the amain- sreet mtlu04 :;old foo0 Ser ben Dr. pr pp dew m a no +em+ wwa+.
for me 9 I boy . toe ,CWR rue art4^aw uwraip
Pard space ootu- prop. an, An Omer mom- Springvnew Or. our motor inose xmom cam axoums DAYAbie. ac -
Yl s ISN e1 0r. it copy and runceYat new prevrolissfT Graenvle Cres. aver a son Full-swm expm- coram recavabie. payroe. h -
IS Sof management
a rat o• loomir"0vice etpeneda IA enWAOu ne , Fop -time and nAncui smemmn ared AN
vel b1 management O1 E Wetria spm 5) 90mr OM Chiron Cres, nmareupr avrl" other ratan a booek"ng
Nenvs Advertiser. ^� r (9031 639-1151 EEallyspaa Cres, Sratuq a s1Snr Renre,os ExpenerroA wrtn s,mpn Ac
so 311} ewer foods Lun- Bier Ridge Crs. pI& ( y�� iyj ^�rY ce ma son.re mandatory
nedDeabrooll Ave. Plessererorw rd a resume be
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CONaftC em a must fr msua P'e m Douglas Ave HANDICAPI pnn9ous MmtOy Nome Im-
tor
Permawt SCOtlr•37•06U Old Orchard Ave. VAN DRIVERS prowment compary Great
sMAT MOfwtED o rem Uverpool Rd.. S. Wanted full and pan 'rKoft Ra•rd'r tun erlWg,,
p•d� ami In prime wNttly wat el. Dr. rime. 30 day cunent mem ,all Itch Cameron
fM Service soon. mandiv a• �. 9057/64743
a" PAMM in maprnnnppmmOrem Own
abstract, MOT
IIMipi t m *-BP sun N (9061 pesonMFan m FaifVleW Ave.tt�w�a required.
Li- fALEf R9MlsairnmBE SW
2Si-E• aft_ low required for wnlWwn
j� Daaerb man B Call eonake or Bev M o cover the Oowmown
iew, heir
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11 63 � ad tW a 1Go salmi 1WI N corn Tatra Dr. Moa -Fri gaps - confit la car rwwana 6
min= Feeling ON cern- Krosno BNd to k. plan
Uo returnee
mltswn PtsaN all 16051
D F 2 OIIIYa BNN6N, 907.16M. r3af1101k1 Blvd, lEt[aAMiEfER -pan ume UNDERWOODS. u0 FINLEY
Deewry a padbpea lee, 1M Zator Ave. position available win sic- AVE AJAX, COST Fax
pelet i !m der & %&I Teen asdd oontraapr Muff naw ``pal j 6 oOSOU-0011 01
a n NOYp'b u!NMwI. 19-91129
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sun b a121 no p•mM: "wrylwmmwpn Auto sT1?Yii?S}Y,}t? Bm pay taw cammlsupn
aem04rmNN.a CHINA RENTAL Good tipper, FOR FURTHER 190515794616.
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$Whr• nor int Pe0y Wad 0ppoe iii I FaK moo, n mut nqG °ray la dye.,
tumy.Forlmb.BBb6000 UNIVERSITY peaDN Good rid pen•
Call 906.016.2146 Mordn reoslee6 ale COLLEGE cams cdrnPdar . an a-
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rsnt ,e0wred for buq Wfttlq' f12.03 TO START 0 r^ (905)11-4025
WcMim. r4mbw noun. D,KY Phan surveyors mqurnp
f750 o Scut. Experience Pre. Due to an expansion •� MOULD HOW Penon
DRIVEN F011 furniture cel.• Iltpanartgl0 leads 'erg D• f National Firm has required Immedulety Able to
eiry D IIanN reQelred Clean CPrleldlfed tax n• erred. No seKetg 1905) 720- sever Full Tune, ant trouble Spool. cnnos over
atessume te 90541184462. f 507 f - 9 m rid 5 - 9 p m
but will
rainExpSince is whored 10men • 3 p m. Saure al, Time openings in lion d'Workn with m,m um�
but will own someone oleo housewares and parson Must N agile to
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nos Call (9051136-9p63 Or �'�bT nen S oar sryllm for tM P resume to (905)427.1 548
lax (905NM•9054 Lookin4 for a career line U Ser C nice m Town- nems. No experience
change we have a IIs Comer urea Sharing necessary, training a CABINET NAIIERf rcgwred m
great opportunity for commission, renting CNtr or provided Call Wed. OurNm Repwn Fu,r,
KIDSI KIDS! KIDSI EA"" SM. Sm W or uu. En level os- $"FY Good 10� CI~n -Fn 10am 4pm enced Caemet 'oaken need
Y trY P ccppep000uu�� L bi,ptlt non 905• 1903) 723-49211 on y apply Please In resume
mon per week, aswmbirlq tions available wyth 432.6B7t. 905663•n04 a 405-983.9'14
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Age* Z+ - prOduns In the comfort lit rapid Advancement
your own Mrne. Send a Sea• potential. Training "OKI NEEM Need eters T.me a FOAM NOW •pan
Wanted for TV &Movie Jobs! addrwAed Bumped enveow provided f1,500a n Col4to aeounters r:maFWI Time HWtn mous CKD REWIRED to, 01nws
to O.PH 6.2400 Due" SI. month uuAntee newspapercan n lyes tar try f8W-f3000 1.4 INFOR• campalpn Alary common -
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NATION 416-631-4925 or surra In uwnence F7essa
Needed for same) No extras. Call Now 11 y Aare nply to fie nog Oshawa
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AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER
COIEtmer Ciel Ave., MaxIV "S N�
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Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone lines are open
Man to Fri. ii(e:0o pm.
24 -Hour Fax: (905) 576-4218 Sat. 9.30 am to 3:00 pm.
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1 �opwr 1 Dara"
manpower Is currently recruiting for
Executive Secretaries in the
Pickering Area.
Job duties include:
• Setting up meetings
• Taking minutes
• Word-processing
• Agenda's, schedules and arranging travel
• Presentations in PowerPoint
You must be intermediate -advanced in
Word. Excel and PowerPoint 97', as well
as Schedules Version 7 and Win NT 4.0
Please tax resumes to Marcos
at 905-831-8134
I IF F,1 IL . • .0
Part -Time Evening and Part -Time
positions available
FKDetience In Lona Term Care Dreterred.
Mail Resume to: Linda Grills
Extendicare/Oshawa
82 Park Rd., North
Oshawa, On
L1J 41-1
or Fax: 905-579-1733
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WAYS TO GENERATE
NEW BUSINESS.".
lice <,cl:iali-`v in bringing
RtEAL QUALIFIED
CUSTOMERS
hI bLill nV!sll
No matter what product
or service you may represent.
WE DELIVER CUSTOMERS
at a loco, affordable lee.
Call (905) 404-7304
UA Skilled Help
WELDERTITTERS ,'.,!
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dN Jrn� Must III .b. ro
read drawings Day and
Nrgnt shin w
po,ons aval-
aDle GO." " salary
Dentins F. resume 1-905-
831 1477
-90558311477 Ann Personnel
Manager
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Canada's number one home furnishing re-
tailer is now hiring Sales Associates for: Fur-
niture, Appliances/ Electronic Sales. Home
turnishing sales experience not absolutely
necessary. However, you must be enthusias-
tic, personable, presentable and willing to
earn. This is a rare opportunity for career
oriented individuals to join the renowned
Industry leader and eam above average in-
comes (540,000 - $100,000) in a friendly, stable
and Profitable work environment. Our bene-
fit, include medical insurance, dental in-
lurance, prescription drug plan, generous
cmp loyee discounts and profit sharing, along
with career growth opportunities to those
i% ho aspire to management positions.
Please send your resume or apply at
1500 Victoria St. E.,
Whitby, Ontario
LlN 9M3
We thank everyone who applies, however,
only those selected for an interview will
be contacted
ere l ou Being Paid
What l*ou Are lififor'th'r
I11, could You Like to Get Paid
What l'ou Could Be North:'
1'b'r have hundreds of
CAREER POSITION'S
Aa'at:at•Ic to aimtnt carne no-Iti
of SALES & MARKETING
M.tndatnry '- yse,•ka training
The Sales & .Marketing
Professionals
Call: (905) 404-7303
SALES PERSON REQUIRED
• Training Provided
• (:sw)d working em'incxlnlrnt.
jF v,elknt income potential.
a11 for Interview (905) 4261322
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can.CalRoD.9 11 176
a -2p 101n9b"
up. rtartaDoneo dryers $In
MMN MECVAMM LTD, re-
guores plumbers apprentices
msts suitable
for
and Uactufers for work in
Clean. Co. mlgoah,
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we otter competitive rapes
10ca9d in Piciterb5• hes
and beafrts Subow rano'
MON . Pam leak Daws.
also welcome Sem resume
LANIn9 { y ippah; wo
to P.0 Ba 2641 Orl Dm
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L3V 7C1 or Fa. (705) 329-
1230.
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gay
MUMMACMT required pan-
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INaiE11N13 2 roams b rem in
Ierom weekends. Oshawa
rages
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And wvrdgW, pad Rat
(905MAI-6622
La1Necalionm InciiiAde:
CNC milling Slaw Operate
2-5 years corrmrteorwl mac1mng experience.
1-3 years handle on CNC machirMg elip and
able To read drawNgs arta part programs as
they lam assigned.
Know%dg/ of CNC Code and ability to Eight part
programs -
Alae to set-up and maclurle email parts on
both Wias 04 ve rWal nWblg machines.
Phmm fix resume to: (705) 745-7353
Custom Stainless Steel fabrication Shop
specializing in food equipment is looking for
people fully experienced in these areas
1) Layout 6 Be dperal on of a power our 6 power brake
2) FatxeaDal of asbm starNess Sto" re ngerawd WDMs
3) TIG w"dk'1g and astern Stainless; swei lebnanon
Call Bill McGuire 905-686-8955
1 ops
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days Fat ,oenme to n6
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CENTAL esWrnnct Wmpa-
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par t.me Dovlwn at a busy
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a Fall resume,
f9MA55-4m a DakrN
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run ,..n 1. fie complete
p-rnwrar,u medical on a
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era hareSunmkehne F75;M`
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L'ETERIWY ASSISIANTa,
cwt si waned Pin -twee for
busy clinic Must Not able to
workh'brwrlOS and Saturdl
$80
or faced on er
Torrance Fax resume to 905-
831 1131
MOtycia
ORYCAIIE PROVIDER ,non
Smoker) reputed for Jury Aft
CAM la 2 pd5 9 and 1! 7
am to b p m g%
1kgms Ideal for nmure
student It bllternled please
all 619.8087 after 6 p an
NANNYI
HOUSEKEEPER/
COOK
Needed for family
woh ne 5 year old.
Liove III or out.
Driver's license re-
wuired Must like
pets Expenenced
preferred Car Apno-
" d Cx,od SalA."
and benefits Call
1.80PJ77-3316
Ask for Lynn
BEFORE A AFTER SCHOOL
us h"'I me summer are
reps to Gthosro ve Puao
Shcbel dee busroaes Daily
swimming Urge homelback-
yand Nmfendo. moves. 0000
loud 8397237
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Ing reliable daycare avahake
In my homenutnbws meas
will smacks lerded yard and
ollhrgi. all UI 426.6935
Cal DAYCARE - Maple
WOpe area Looking to• c1W-
,an ;gel 4 and under Haw
Frst aid and CPR Lots d love
to Owe Ca1837-2012
Required immediately for high end Commercial / Residential
furniture manufacture. We offer extremely competitive wages
& benefits for the right candidates, These are excellent lull
time positions for tete experienced person.
Reply in confidence to:
LEIF JACOBSEN
39 Riviera Dr. Unit 7
Markham Ont. L3R 8N4
by fax to: (905) 479-6847 or
by email to: larry'.laycockCa-tekmon.com
D.Ycan ArdltbM
PICKERING Beach , a 0
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(ie«ed Wyard and park )
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smoking ecetps 905.428
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MOVING SALE: All W
tiOR mahogmv bedroom
sone ;urge AMMI $4900
Amour nuhogary Orastq
m,rra $7% Wanut tape a {
onus $475 Ca 8 Oiiech'
Anne Chars a Oim8 u0k
$1995 3 Moque 0ecas'ona
dans SM uch, Odd Dress.
er $55Yup Bookcase $295.
3pc Oak wall wd $495 M.
III Peppier bedroom suite
$1999 Bar w.t f2I Ardae
oval table SM Palming a
PrintsEverytwad must go'
1905)697-3532
ALMOST NEW - green sue
wroughtnon altopy bed wm
'film night tables, dress.
erask and curer stereo
wet $1400 Sota 6 bwma
$600 (905)626.5213
APPLIANCE CENM - Wash-
er dryer lodge stow. drst.
washer all lolly gwran ted
Came mare A Deal' 33 Slabon
Sn. Al (9054262682
APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2-
door trust free dduxtow.
e s
matching heavy duty washer
IS dryer $67$all -will dppii
'alt Alm Kenmore washer
used 2$250 Phodurng
9051426-5945
BERNHARDT dlmngram set
M.Pkte with notch 6 chars.
2 teats table A�1 condition,
big raised $t 550 best otter
La119%1668-7328
BUNDS DRAPES SHUTTERS
,5'. on at our tem sale June
1417 Sunshade Blinds a
DraPryry 88 Ob Kingston Rd.
Apt 905428.0937
CARPET i Mn several
thousaM Jards d new Slain
master and 100% nylon fir.
Pei I .,If Carpet, Evening
am hal la 1349 Prim
includes... "alkho , T sduare yards;
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905, 743.0689
CARPETS SALE A HARD
WOOD FLOORING: carpet 4
,.,ms nom $339 130 sq yd;
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.sbmmel, carpet repairs
5.rwng Durtkm and Sur-
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A-ceoted Call Sam 905-M
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id pryers a low playNtw
1M DODGE CMAMAN V6. 7
WSsergel powef SlKnrg.$Ypt.
al Ma13Et.
en laundry. pool. DDp cable
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starl system
Pentium laptop 3599
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gay
ppwer Drakesair. 001 rack.5299
hater Ooards. kms.
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well mamma ria-
dial �Ce: Mon. Fri. 12 Flagyl -"
bland new MetStilled 6
ROMWnk Available IOOema
IT' rtromar. 3999 We love
du,rg u,TAM and drffdWl
Mored 24' ranges poll 24' Iron
smokers Asking 59.500 080
CAN 905666-9686
SM 8 Sun fpm- Spm
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"Parrs 15 Years espereance
tree tndges now available
Wide selection of OIMr new
call 416�487-
905b5}36 it
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MANAOSMtNT
PKRRING VILLAGE 2 fur
unto 4
TIN idol the pilo_. sleeper
tot
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Pals 151 B- St Osh-
psyche. esc'eNerN running
nRhed rams pmabe
pc �. �r � m PAS
and space saver every
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900-071 S_.1 Sao
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g«k le crnercm a to
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S600/momn nclusrve 905
torn staring Irom 169 AIM
619-%56
a tea Mkdon a kaon bunk
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WE FINANCE
svAcfuus emmalmai'ed 2
peas Ratner bm.
tort a wholesale prices' ,m
ANTIOUESINUaolul Ad
vele always vahiabi ,is
EVERYONE
Ouaoom d ti And al 900
WEST HILL Large roam n
Spaauus name. tion-srnak'np
mom pocket cal The do not
disturb wanness. rs now on
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Iree' Pur.hasing antique
mils wrmmt annpue cam-
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.md 888 GPm St Some won
walk,n doMls ppm proved
working temple. all taa1111tI
included Walk to Rouge hill
Mk Always offering the lest
wis (a lm, to vada con,
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w, Clme to sdbols. shoppng
GO Station urlt.s
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bedroom sates, cutteevelyd
Mble
pinery 11 try to rc
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tables leather tumdure etc
spond to at queers RoDnI
Bowen Anugas- BrookNn.
drivel Lots of
4p•,1Iy Bldg _arge 2 s
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choice. Dawn Or
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beilnxim esecut'. eta.
smukmp lum'shed home b
snapped al Lupi s l s
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(905)242-0890
OUr1NG ANTIOUE am ca-
Trade may be
$87500 Utilities mGud-
ed Easy access to
.;tare .m one Separate 4pc.
e'ivale wm. o=ho
Oshawa 19051436.0860
lecmble anthems mcluduly
required.
For
al ac, hrepxe ""• a
OAK DINETTE SET, table
ar77e real real a cars
compete estates gest pass'-
Me pries pa'd Henry Kahn.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
schools, Shopping.
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905) 721-8741
a. Smt pprrolersrorul cult
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PINE LOFT TFEASURES 918
905-ges.6tbiad
WANTED, USED KAYAKS b
DEPARTMENT
Av'a abk JUy ✓adimg
905.6869963
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,meal St N. Ogawa 905-
ton Kemal Canoe 19051%5-
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VILLAGE OF RAGLAN acpe
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579-9311
0059
905-706-9498
basement Inanment wnh
walkUn I,hke stUvP Mom
newly •enevared home
labnq la non SmObg le
DINING ROOM SET Dark
WANTED Tam Trader.
b heat Incl s75Wmo 9%-
male (Preferred) laundry
maleWilful
.KN! - 1'T hutch Jna buffet.
U01u nh. 4 chairs. $700
Sleeps 8 mrd 90's. 1-Wncel-
n. 080 dm bike for kids and
GOOD CLEAN CERTIFIED
2 BEDROOM a is near
655362/
WHITBY- LARGE bed-
ppa� resp aralaW.
f500,m0 (irSlAag reputed
Good eorbduon CAII mer
EMum br Dad Call 905 a3a-
A95 leannu nn Sa'e We
Need The Rani' % Pontiac
Osrawa Cenne4�t Puking.
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nom .,in ,mce wASI
Wenney/Tauma Ala area
60M 905683-0493
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laundry nun Smokers Pre-
erred $695/mo pus hvd,.
basement fire ace ale, a-
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They No Pemae
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lesshwol nor. smoking male
res tickets Also will buy a
Sell Telephone 905126-5568
CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The
56995 92 Bomeville E.6pm
9295 Caravan '*92 Caravan 56695
9269 LE %
2 BEDROOM avallZa Joy
smoking
preferred 905436-8904
wanted to share bouma 2
storey name Ouet mance
DRUMS PEARL Elft 316'
ed b 'ncart �a,waaci i«a-
All
Saturn 5 sOd K.'D0 MI cos
M. lel vied .n 350 Malaya rd
WHITBY Large one bedroom
Ores beards from decks. hot
mars Dry pool eta
crams<, 8-!012 13 t6'
tam. 2, bAsS Sao- cym.
e0 1r the '.Uurfiue Flea alx
ket. 4 km east of DOW
marled 6 emrsxon tested
Come look ala make an offer
Oshawa SM per mo Irl
int ledge Stove. --pert hy-
oasemvm sutaON W Oa,
waw IU Gu, 1~ etc sham
tub, barbecue, mrwnry dxa.
bas (2 Splashes. 2 crashes
nue. Cranial 13' Zddpan K
(appo. 6000 Dpeeaappk pekes-
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GII Ooup days 90}965-
985
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king o
tawdry No pets1rrStAan.
avaabe Jury 1n 5625 gto u
hardwood astable JW 9m
$600 oclus,ve FrstAan. rd
halt Mot concis Hard-
show 6 MI Yon palls dreg-
bobs 105 277
0074Deale
Molloy - ager 5
D m 5 6 724
sue 1905)427 7717 a
chances 420.9076 (said)
ran ktl 43ei716
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ry t° ffe pubic you d0 not
howra be them Ihen a NO
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6 rnanl' arwga Rem slam
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int apt two tar king.
bed",um July ISI
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at $Xmonth Cal 905-176-
1024
CASH FOR CAM! We buV
MParae earra«e 5 00 ul.
=hR'K No pets And 'm-
available
ala August Ig $790 anu $690
APPROx 900 sit A :tan pus
'mm $159 Single. double mR
r.m Rt9 set ham
HIOOpR CRAFT vudoim
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all rbdhrxn n Ude
Tdepnaie(9051665.7543
tappet m,e, Wen± motors 13
Wilson Rd 5 Oshawa lWd-
$169 Tacitly Maaesi 1.886
warned am oownl0wn
be rummy co,icnron Cal
427.24'5 m 479
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2 bedroom. Ire" parped.
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wme-making small busness
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avarume .cy;
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compact, a ham0oper
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rnaikv 100
boats We Dov uP to $10.000
Cash on mt spot Ares mr'd-
No pets Painting 2 entrances
Frog 8 $sort .derded 723-
t?rs no
$750 ,Me gtat ubNnes. all
iT01E FOR RENT .n WMOy
2 tr.e rent S75N
so •1 $201 :ash b Carry
Frew°°° $20 Coda, 2 a 6
ton rear fall us
pry try
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ANTIQUES As COLLECTIBLES AUCTION
Sat. Jane 17th at 10 a.m.
TIDDS AUCTION HOUSE
S kms saes of Cobourg on Hw'y e2
hr Eot 401 at Hwy 045 Coilsow% go south u
th set of light, (King St/Hwy ) Tum left
Blow for apprux 6 kms Watch for signs
hu Is the 2nd session to the Estate auclun
std on June 3/00 ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Valnut parlor table, 2 -tier walnut table, wal
or dining table and 6 chain leu cund.), well
ut dbl dropleal table, pane top tredlebawt
ble, walnut china cabinet and matching buffet
/2 moon tables, misc. side chain, plus more
;LASS AND CHINA - Royal Wo -ester tune
hma candle holders, china spduun (Cwtnam
y - nice pce.), C,midFurt f.ynne ..Maniyn
,.0 1750, Coalp(vrt Pa,wra t- milk poet, e,
andland ware, Ayn,Wy, Sadler Occupied la
an, salt glaze majolica )ug, many nice Birt
Iona es cups er and saucers, several pees Of oic
r'e'd p,lass, plus many Othof g.
lass and chma COLLECTIBLES Old Im1
ad advertisement pees, old corns, old costum<
wellery, many more Tea Wades, old marble
ad p(stcards, OW named milk bottles (Cu,
n rg, Port Hope', Lindsav, etc), old barn lam
,rns, old Ctca-Cola carrying cooler, vmtagt
nens ar.J gloves, etc MISC Many household
ems, 2-2 drawer file cabinets (still in boxes)
ictures, lamps, ,hens, new hardcover bouks
c Viewing En to a- - 4 p.m /Sat 9 am
time of sale. Terms -Cash, Visa, M C , In
'rad, cheque w/pmper I U Which Available
-resign yrntr quahty Items or to lb -lo, an es
.to' sale Ca, atnaa Todd. TIDD ESTATE
ALES SERVICE. (905)372.2994 or 1.877-963.
177. Specializing in Antiques & Estate
uction Sales.
Tuesday June 20 at 6 p.m.
Viewing at 4:30
At St. Mary's Hall, (,o east on hwyy i
to Ilwy . 35, North tine mile to Ldb
Rd, then east I mile., or from Land'.
hwV 35 South to Lifford Rd, then
rail Selling contents of Mrs. Irene Av
(if Whitby, Ontario. and from a home
Toninto and others. Canadian furnrtL
cupboards and tables, old parlour to
siker dollar and fifty cent coins,
wheel dolly cart, 4 x 8, Roy Rogers coo
bsuik, reverse glass Painting, craft .tel
large old Cola tin, sign, old quilt old
Jill carriage, Hull art glass, antic
Jishr. s, McCov planter, Limoges cups a
•Jucers, furniture, garden tools. Ma
m„re Items to unpack
BRUCE KELLETT, (705) 328-2185
ICTION SALE " ' -- �.. r: ... A
,r Haydon From 401 Eat. 431 •a�-Sorrnamill
roh 8 mi. on "At. 57 to Can. RQ S. tum Gest At Fir
1. Sat June 17 at 530 pm Household art:'les'•0
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reuse in ElOmamille. bed cnesterheid, bedroo
It lodge. stove, aquarium, trick knacks. Cutlet
SC glassware. dishes. larrlps. kitchen stuff. Ina
Molly of tools. boa motor. looking more. 199E Bu.
rk Avenue loaM Pone .roar, and marry other err
I I"= cub. dwM On. M/C. cMpUIO. Our
ant Arco~ Don SNpb"wn 905-263.44@
5-277-0029. tam as" Moon . Wed.. Talent. 3:30
pm. Estate Aechoss welcome your location
Ties. Jean 20r of 10 a no
TO on(= Cry- aswnruwWlle
N" ramved i^slruc!'Gns hoe^ 'he D, ^Opals We are
larva IN suw.19 kv 6mdragging
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Oman SWd SMI. Chicago porus brwr 8 b 55 ton.
S 10 pick up buck. IMulbea Iron Worker. hydraalc
I protection. sky pill IM. scissors lift. 5 new Armstrong
ri Hoban portable gas wields. refrigerate recov-
r recycling it codet. 2 plate tamptn. )tampon pelt.
'dCOd 53S it code WC on wheels. Wma
Mthgidiee Core Drill Rodpod K-50 Orin clear�wr
W welder, fair Master lot -tool bevOw. Acklands
gh trequency arc welder Canon reader Surporer
4-C-CC/CV, 6 Redge d 0300 pd.lenwC.s. Sakes 12'
Ter hacksaw. refngaant pump. portable at am
BUN. 8 Ridged Yoke chin vim. Ridpd 0700 Pony
led th'SOV, Ona press. Phase Mas, welding pose,
net Copper peppers. Hart pas generator, mace -
,IOUs pot stands. Whoa quantity 2.3-3 Type topper
N. on Int heave. 3 R 64 Pipe trommaders. wectm
MW saw. 3 %Woe tum Went IWww*fws. 14'
00 fart. Mllwaukee a" Ortel, 6 tank torches. "
HrWs sent pope CkftM.ask prm*M, electric X?wzo$. OW minor small hard a power tools, vinous
avmg. 3 safe cutting brothers tpnpMM. step Wise;
nflum container complete. drsmng tmale. Cad-kry
along program. 6 Cama d"U. Motorola Bay season.
Mike cellular 2 -way pliscnH. Calcining ladder prow.
led int System. Small Mas i wrenches s
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a time: 10 a.m. Excellent Sake. Plan to AOand
me egwpment new 8 of nexty row All in good
"ottoman farms Cott. Curdled ctWgine. Imerx. Vola,
C &WdOV Sold an mus got
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SATURDAY, JUNE ITH, 11 A.\e
Vulel: auto auction a 1',wile.ruugh
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enter. Pa -borough. (2 int. 6r4 - Hwy Cl
Rcr, . Public cvrmsgnnwnb, cares. vans, pick
up a 4's, n i, trader, etc_ 9-: escun. 9,
hvsmdawagon, low kat, 9 5 bureau. 94 cutlass.
.rn . 94 ex knee 4 or 4 intrepid, 94 r ul. hi
vi sable, 91 Chom 93 Eagle, 92 --n Vsdora,
v_ rscel. 91 may yorker, 100,000 k. 91 Topaa
-1. 90 gmc 35W SLE. 4 s 4 dually 1 hxn 90
I, .-an, 89 Regal, cent , 90 Temps,, 90 Fad
Wp.•r duty dieseb with Barbed, 90 spurt, 89 fie-
rettA W9 Crand Margam 135k, ththe eine
top ode. ey 114K. tut Acrad, W,5 Feed kwwvdle cab
ansa chaise, 16 ft starcrah fishing boat mouth
and lead" We an expecting swer 30 vehicles
Bring to loam Thum, Fort, partial early fail.
. blect to a lditaorm and deletions . Some suuts
seUmg with no, reserve. All vehicles guaranTced
clear tate:. 6200 Draw Terms $5W Cash, deb.
a, via or iiia ten )urge at sale. Balance by cash
tor certified funds within S slays SSU buyers lee.
To Consign call (705) 745-SW7or 1-tNx1-461-M99
Orval McLean Auctions
RR7 Peterborough
Saturday, ju 17 1190 aa.
MclaM}eM Aachow - Afabw r SWIcc Area=
1!2 mole south of Blackstock on Old Sculling Road
VIEWING fmm 10:00 a nL tis sale tune
rocker sot (couch, 2 chma, cote is will tatki dlurK
'com suite W70uMst, dwsarfie0d 6 chair, pine IdWiu
let. bedroom sudor. Ratan glass top table 8 chairs
Irp kat table 6 dairs, distant cabinecabinet.b, coffee a and ta-
les,
rles, Victorian setts, occasional tables and plana
IGWs. 9LM a china. Nippon, Pnwheei Naitaki. ok
s„ la
runeW N's, al lamps, Saga II Ekc-k Guild
.owery Keyboard Model V120, Casio Keyboare
•PS700. Westbury Pro-Cussion Drum sot, (al in ex.
*Wd condition) organ, pool table, Tata toys, miler
alas toys, 1993 9.9 Ewiruds motor. tads. Sale subied
o additions and Bele-on. SonW" for everyone,
;nl bar a44*.
Wm neer, al" WNI p w M. Wand or via.
To cawgn to this sale or figure sales.
Call (905) 986.4443 or (905) 404-9392
Jim McIntyre - Auctioneer
lest as
GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE
NENTONVILLE
FRI. (UNE 14MINI, 6 ►M.
selling
theiestate of Russell and Feta Bake
Wekome, ncludingg their 1999 Buick Centur
Custom w/19,000 km. (Certified), the complet
household contents Including their attractiv
furniture and antiqques, as well as cumppI t
shop nmtents onciudan the Husquvarna I.T12
noting mower (6 speed), Victorian marble toy,
parluur table female), Victorian Rucker ani
side chair, several cccasumal and side table
Kine with the wind lamps, beswck hones, nor
take bavarun, cornflower, Mary Gregory col
lector plates, ��rus+le ext table, set 4 Dunces
Phyfe Fhatrs, remote 17t entertainment talents
(lwr lamps, mi-, table lamps, drop Irons de
double pedestal desk, oak chair, recliner, rhes
ler6"d, 5 pc bedrrum supe, chests of drawer-
dr-rs, mantle clock, H+eddmg, (mens,ppm
shelf units, B pc toilet set, Belden All,, Yashoo
camera, solver chest and commurnty plate for F
small appliances. lutchenware, trunks, pone an
t!que flat back cupboard (IN ppanes, 2 duan
drawers, 2 panel dix8s). lawn fumuure, cemen
figures, gas mower, table saw, chain saw, 3 hl
roti, tiller, 6hp sinpltaly snowblower, Powe
bsUs, hand tools, lawn hiller, Karden equip
meat, wheel barrel, etc etc Preview Fnday of
ter 2 p m. Auction starts at 6 p ..Terms Cash
app cheque, visa, mc/ mterac
AUCTIONEERS
FRANK and STEVE STAPLETON
(905) 7862244, 1.8110.2639886
www.afaplNon auctions. corn
'estate specialists since 1971'
SATURDAY JUNE 171h at 10:0111am
Esme of the lab John MMadc. Bmoklin.
From RWI1 12 on wed on IIW1 7 to the second dote
read, turn north N right on Cochrane Rd. for 3 turn.
to oro Mo. 7687 - sips poded.
'm 1190 9 ft hafrome, Int. 425 baler. 3 nay wagons.'
e 3 PTH rake finger type. agrate; bale stoaker Int
555 double beater manure spreader, steelyranery to
op disassembled, 4 furrow 14 Inch 3 PTH Oliver plow,
3 PTH cultivator, drag harrows. Ford 538 square baler,
veel for bale thrower wagon, small utility trailer, heavy
i` it try 7 h float older wagon, small ublity traitor, heavy
''.5 ft by 7 ft goat older model, Gleaner Combine self
•opreled. home made cattle Chute. cattle oiler. 3 PTH
•
.it cutter. 2-8 fl by 17 - H 0 utility trailers one with
2 aides, one with duals, 2 rolls 6 ft Cham link fence,
.:on trap 9 - 44 round bales of hay. pia of barrels.
:cap steel. 10.32 ft wood trusses. Biro meat saw.
H 0. belt driven grinder. Toledo platform scales, pro -
cane cooker, hydraulic ales, stable tan. steel card
saw, radial arm saw, tables sm. electric Conduit flt-
lings. pipe clamps, logging chars, barb we, plywood,
irngue stand made bulldog err tophi wood stove, woad
_, rhng boiler dove. craftsman GT 6000 20hp riding
awnrrower 50 in. Ca. and much more too numerous
tc 'list, come and enjoy the mormrp with us
Murray and Sloven Jackson Auctions
Nopowe. 513-354.6713
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POWER OF SAIL
;r-nlertkm rem estate a.,c,c- at '6 Pigeon lake real
-!Say LIP Of Its 21 Gook. 7. oars Wwnshia
p. p
rp - coo ordMO Lot sge 66 , 10
Ailing apprommmely 44M sq b 2 storey bakdin
.d,- whictm urds and 1 aW on mere floor, 2 at
' second floor Note ft building is , - lehad to I
•Gugh Condition aro is subject to an order prohb
q :sea occupancy of auak eudauq Isar coq
r.,onnn Office) Torms Nw" whoa as Is su
'n rave lad. une
.ocaerl dposlt at sale &
•re 30 Iliyrl On dog" Property must be sob
;we• Of ism CJI now M knew
NUEAM AUCTIONEERS
(706132 -2783 of 1.8"14490 on
Srtndean(misery ,gS rel ' or nye,
cGrsMd Jowasa spknce. doer you, fake or
consign euars _.
SabwOay June 17 at 10:30 a.rib
Hold M Ott falanhae Commumty Centree 01 ''u km east a
umntu an
Chars, eaMa Romad ei puss and how�4noia
Most of the twrw&'* s an Ohs sae aro very can and
^ome rgdysorts ncailmt rofswsnwg prgecfe will tx
ntludld TNW la oN rrnon6wy a0 �rggnmmt auction.
wen f0 mery OdMed Cnslpne2 ulkolvld 1M vaa-
'�M m IIW CI Wrrr Is raMk*il For OAMOW We will
Oc Including the contents of A Small contig Shoptebally .
owes W qution ality I alarm" ThHonda is 1, cisme .
been a rem W. as a 61aya you aro nswo Of 4aMM9'
pat,. as a carr you aro aUwed a not bWV mxeC
MEwd AMRi ft. WE IEWM EOrWK JWW /4, 2000 -MOE B11�AIP�
Oebairsl Haler OW&V
AUCTM so" An I"
raNRas � NeediMtfaE
a faE ate/ i ITN
Ire AN rant• at be
P.i� Hooses, Apartmer". Flirter lin Removal
YrMk MNi krawr repo:.. Tiip .puny wvL officers, Appliances a Trimming. Pruning
14' ases' M. U. boddk r -.W* ;_ Piano Specialists. Senior & Stump Removal
(Hwy 012 norm to Implies a erre dr hw &mvr. 6 Mid -Month Oiseounts. Fully msureot.
Hwy R as Broatan. lim right I'll Aw. FREI: Eshowe Licensed, Insured Free
lura tum norm on Hwy on Estimates P do lie" Free estimates
nMCosels Rel 404-9669 sender. Call Shawn
Oins
am . S000'�e Mas. Call 436.7795. x.41}1944
temrah err cdndloner. ser ca QUALITYclubs; n can
MNMS. Dnnp room • Adie
in. 18M s w I aso s dress- PAINTING A
n AMQue boot shM. SMA
table .illi pass top harp DECORATING Cross
9m EM
bade dun with needle pont Interior/Exterior Fbuse,aws•
seas, unite surpamnk LFw
Padang Avert.
dresser. 2 clock poo. old Free Estimates Estmutas e
creamer ran, browse am- 423-0239eras. and Kodak Jmy still in 837-9558 al Free 7G!'uaranteed
Gpscalevbe. lois more cameras7 -1 I ort 30#Vke
GNP Rattiest amem. !rank. ing Durham
and 2-6D s dressers. lots
rxe Minim Too Much to NOUBE lEA9B140Regain
vielolls catEenxEr TMS PAINTING scretion
b DECOR
VA wyan0one boy car BY LA11111E
Mar. trader Man Loner Interior 8 Exterior 13 years in business I Pen 9 a.m. Daily
van Line Truck ad Tonka European Workman- Works alone (905) 725-2322
grader small �metala wee ship Excellent Rates \ow Hirth • is.
signs Old trams (3 sets, Fast, clean, 8 References
and vannas Mass am a reliable service. A;ax%P,ckennp area Only :T%r1r �sarm
lrtijA MOPEmIal 428-0081 (905)426.2948
Fq, mote in rrlatipr,,
please rxuachlith H Opening!
aeo1srq r+a••,•pq 7th Heaven
BONNIE BROOKS
(905) 432-2124 Two lovely Russian
,All Cawropnmwrr t1 win! Ladies will soothe
Snare Bar on P.ormsas MOUNTAIN j ,• yyour tension.
Hops to See You Tatem! MOVING SYSTEMS Sldrnr Camplrtr
CORNEIL'S .11 e7 � �� Na55aReH JarlrZZr7
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AUCTION BARN Canmnctal a nesdnteal SAou'er •Body Scone
FRI JUNE 16TH skrepe and •`-�g0 reeds No apes. Open late
AT 5-00 P.M. btP «> ere swaor 8 ' O'd°' 0�' 905-8394680
3 MILES EAST OF mod no" aucants era•Sabi Leeks
LITTLE BRITAIN estimates(410) U7 -4M
ON COUNTY RDµ 571-0755 1,114111) 716.1JM1N
Selling the pmptrey 1-888491'6600
of an (h iiwa home
plus wiser consrgrtors
Oak china cabinet
with glass inn 3 saes,
walnut chma cabinet
pine chesterfield 6
chair- wk treadle
sewusg machine, 9pc
Less & black lacqun
dming r -in suis,
oval tup trunk, oak Ir
brary table, antique
dressers & chests of
drawers, odd press
bark and kitchen
chairs, tutee & end
tables, table & 11 -
Lumps, crocks, co -.d
Latin bed chrstn-
f r new front dua
with 2 side lights (ap
Pro.. 66. t4 )
wooden gold clubs.
-king chairs. smgw
! or aefngerators,
.-tonatic washer i
d,Yer. 14- bandsaw,
Makita min
..ew, upright freezer,
tnogg lawn mown
�, lode John Derre
Toro HMR logo.
•�b cadet 1320 (H
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Urtu AOr
•'.I with snowblower
Dass & Greg Ceneol
Aacboeeew
ppone tae la.
70i7R6.21a1
4,,(TION BARN
25TH
SALE
IRI AMI
AI sale VAIL
MILES EAST Of
LITTLE SKITA1N
ON COUNTY RD 04
! -tit,v .et gust
.i".ilaly antique furru-
•..;-e. Charm. glass hwn
at crsWceon Twd
idorart steres. 9pc
irli d walnut id�n��
wt. retsns,Ihld
neryur sdebaard
, .'rouvm slaw Hocked -
g audit, pwacix:k
p i.ia. ITV bleu pea.-nrk
r..He, grooms beaded
ark rose bowl, phaco
m, n urnrval glass
r-tah smt deprrxuah
„civ. old toys, ars-
Gerd Vity waw!
lure details nor
-k
Doss a Greg Croswell
Auctiodeen,
RRGI Lord* Britain
p{`one ,e ter•
70S7a�2183
800
lwin^ Bunk or yard Sake len Overs This sale well last
apin 5 hours Visa. WC. InMJC Provrw 9 a.m See n L'6JS'1�n0 6
our wee page dartaopemon.nm for tull details or
taWhm
won gess sant. ft"rry new wood ss also tame sir, JIp sere. aid
owned arid". will tools. tiadeere, etc. "call apt sue
MARU M AIICTMMR 985404411
washer dryer. int elm. as Oak (nrds rami seiner old
AUCTION,
AUCTION, swp*Fs SALE. WED. JANE zt a NI
0IRLIAM ST. CONIMG. assets or Hinman 810s wew
Trp hro of woavq eouo•ent 6 ended NW" to user 10
iron. Iwo +Ode, 1977 Ford Cab 6 Classy only 26000
mats. i s pe IR tan pWnu pad. tang i +siorp re",
mot a supers No RESERVES
Ory a tow Warner ArcOe m a. ME -3a6.21"
l
into read mat Olt mrCwnmont cions (bile
mtapowenMau
11 .10 IMppyeawMa
a" o table
root oriental table 8 stool ser. bJU Wu, with amp. .mitt as
• Frrtdirattg
lose will tem day na0s ran. Seved ams. radon, 1919
Corsica 4 di suet rlxwwq car, household attacks. small sou,
6 chit ser, occaaorw chars. bedroom ser. dressers, chests.
TV spin waren. V sue dryer dishes, glxsrar". etc pus
more, SAT, JUTE 1TTM- 11A.M. Excellent modem Elie
EMS
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does.
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mead
clasailied
hoer. enol a&love are srdthe board 8 bank
rabM. am oak tad tame n¢HI full sue washer 6 dryer.
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eads sesvKq ngclnpte. ion int a-
good upnpd Ireeaer Jul 'dor
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V 6 Mi Warm r Ibdlomm. 905355.2116
responsible for
more than oneM
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event of an
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applism", tools, lawn hmlbre, tranrpdiM, 14'
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GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE
NENTONVILLE
FRI. (UNE 14MINI, 6 ►M.
selling
theiestate of Russell and Feta Bake
Wekome, ncludingg their 1999 Buick Centur
Custom w/19,000 km. (Certified), the complet
household contents Including their attractiv
furniture and antiqques, as well as cumppI t
shop nmtents onciudan the Husquvarna I.T12
noting mower (6 speed), Victorian marble toy,
parluur table female), Victorian Rucker ani
side chair, several cccasumal and side table
Kine with the wind lamps, beswck hones, nor
take bavarun, cornflower, Mary Gregory col
lector plates, ��rus+le ext table, set 4 Dunces
Phyfe Fhatrs, remote 17t entertainment talents
(lwr lamps, mi-, table lamps, drop Irons de
double pedestal desk, oak chair, recliner, rhes
ler6"d, 5 pc bedrrum supe, chests of drawer-
dr-rs, mantle clock, H+eddmg, (mens,ppm
shelf units, B pc toilet set, Belden All,, Yashoo
camera, solver chest and commurnty plate for F
small appliances. lutchenware, trunks, pone an
t!que flat back cupboard (IN ppanes, 2 duan
drawers, 2 panel dix8s). lawn fumuure, cemen
figures, gas mower, table saw, chain saw, 3 hl
roti, tiller, 6hp sinpltaly snowblower, Powe
bsUs, hand tools, lawn hiller, Karden equip
meat, wheel barrel, etc etc Preview Fnday of
ter 2 p m. Auction starts at 6 p ..Terms Cash
app cheque, visa, mc/ mterac
AUCTIONEERS
FRANK and STEVE STAPLETON
(905) 7862244, 1.8110.2639886
www.afaplNon auctions. corn
'estate specialists since 1971'
SATURDAY JUNE 171h at 10:0111am
Esme of the lab John MMadc. Bmoklin.
From RWI1 12 on wed on IIW1 7 to the second dote
read, turn north N right on Cochrane Rd. for 3 turn.
to oro Mo. 7687 - sips poded.
'm 1190 9 ft hafrome, Int. 425 baler. 3 nay wagons.'
e 3 PTH rake finger type. agrate; bale stoaker Int
555 double beater manure spreader, steelyranery to
op disassembled, 4 furrow 14 Inch 3 PTH Oliver plow,
3 PTH cultivator, drag harrows. Ford 538 square baler,
veel for bale thrower wagon, small utility trailer, heavy
i` it try 7 h float older wagon, small ublity traitor, heavy
''.5 ft by 7 ft goat older model, Gleaner Combine self
•opreled. home made cattle Chute. cattle oiler. 3 PTH
•
.it cutter. 2-8 fl by 17 - H 0 utility trailers one with
2 aides, one with duals, 2 rolls 6 ft Cham link fence,
.:on trap 9 - 44 round bales of hay. pia of barrels.
:cap steel. 10.32 ft wood trusses. Biro meat saw.
H 0. belt driven grinder. Toledo platform scales, pro -
cane cooker, hydraulic ales, stable tan. steel card
saw, radial arm saw, tables sm. electric Conduit flt-
lings. pipe clamps, logging chars, barb we, plywood,
irngue stand made bulldog err tophi wood stove, woad
_, rhng boiler dove. craftsman GT 6000 20hp riding
awnrrower 50 in. Ca. and much more too numerous
tc 'list, come and enjoy the mormrp with us
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POWER OF SAIL
;r-nlertkm rem estate a.,c,c- at '6 Pigeon lake real
-!Say LIP Of Its 21 Gook. 7. oars Wwnshia
p. p
rp - coo ordMO Lot sge 66 , 10
Ailing apprommmely 44M sq b 2 storey bakdin
.d,- whictm urds and 1 aW on mere floor, 2 at
' second floor Note ft building is , - lehad to I
•Gugh Condition aro is subject to an order prohb
q :sea occupancy of auak eudauq Isar coq
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(706132 -2783 of 1.8"14490 on
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Oc Including the contents of A Small contig Shoptebally .
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and 2-6D s dressers. lots
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FRI JUNE 16TH skrepe and •`-�g0 reeds No apes. Open late
AT 5-00 P.M. btP «> ere swaor 8 ' O'd°' 0�' 905-8394680
3 MILES EAST OF mod no" aucants era•Sabi Leeks
LITTLE BRITAIN estimates(410) U7 -4M
ON COUNTY RDµ 571-0755 1,114111) 716.1JM1N
Selling the pmptrey 1-888491'6600
of an (h iiwa home
plus wiser consrgrtors
Oak china cabinet
with glass inn 3 saes,
walnut chma cabinet
pine chesterfield 6
chair- wk treadle
sewusg machine, 9pc
Less & black lacqun
dming r -in suis,
oval tup trunk, oak Ir
brary table, antique
dressers & chests of
drawers, odd press
bark and kitchen
chairs, tutee & end
tables, table & 11 -
Lumps, crocks, co -.d
Latin bed chrstn-
f r new front dua
with 2 side lights (ap
Pro.. 66. t4 )
wooden gold clubs.
-king chairs. smgw
! or aefngerators,
.-tonatic washer i
d,Yer. 14- bandsaw,
Makita min
..ew, upright freezer,
tnogg lawn mown
�, lode John Derre
Toro HMR logo.
•�b cadet 1320 (H
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Urtu AOr
•'.I with snowblower
Dass & Greg Ceneol
Aacboeeew
ppone tae la.
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25TH
SALE
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MILES EAST Of
LITTLE SKITA1N
ON COUNTY RD 04
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.i".ilaly antique furru-
•..;-e. Charm. glass hwn
at crsWceon Twd
idorart steres. 9pc
irli d walnut id�n��
wt. retsns,Ihld
neryur sdebaard
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p i.ia. ITV bleu pea.-nrk
r..He, grooms beaded
ark rose bowl, phaco
m, n urnrval glass
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RRGI Lord* Britain
p{`one ,e ter•
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deaths 683-3005
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Brovot to you by the following the funeral
lsao" Accettone, Armsaorkg. Low Al Low.
Martino at Son*. MrCarho, . Mrlmr»A-
And-so, Moms. 11- ... de runetal Hooke.
Northcutt -Elton. Omahas ruderal Service.
Wgg. err(' Tnwn. lif-,rlal Cha 1
ACTON, Wesley Mason - Peacey:c, a'-
=b Cottage HoSpial �)n Sunday. June it.
2000 Mason. beloved husband of the late Arnie.
Oear father of BsUyAm and her fkgband Ralph
Fundy n@m N nib M M has grarhdrtdmr6n Steven
(Slaanl. JOert 'Mary). Trevor (Sue) and Den-
se ISnn). Lung great 7andatheir of Notion
P*ON at me Funeral Him of LOW 6 LOW.
U)MFdbGE for service in the chapai or %esday
,kine '31P 2000 at 2:00 p.m. kter , ',Jmndge
C6mebry VISdJ- ' was an Malay -ileo 700 to
9:00 p m Donaoafs to tte Uxbridge Cc"
Floapaal would be appr6oated
CLAERE90410T, Armand Louis Prosper Bern
or Beigium November 21 1920 passed away
p'aacodutf in hs vibes amu in ifry name In Fair -
pod Be" on Aim 1!. 2000 He leaves has ode
Help. daLg*IW Coude and her partner Ken
Ctsnabm has Taken plata A Mamonal Senna will
be hold at 4prh. on Thursday Jas* 15 at Ur
OROCK ROAD CHAPEL of RONALD MARTI-
NO ANO SON ':�- Brxi goad Saute. ahker
09
HANSEN. Refs May - PUcokiy at :he rya. 3
Pickenng Heaflh Centre. on Suroday Am 11.
2007at er op of 78 Ria 1 W son. beloved rake
of me MM Mortial Loving matimad tM late RDO-
ri-Lp Iran Survival by hear dajyW Gad Sort♦
wt Gran of JWVWw Kim and SMvM1. and GG
to Victim, Few a. and Liam Paw will be Sally
mm$W by her miry lanll aid hinds The fa miy
wet recome !No S IM MCEACHNIE FUME&
AL HOME 28 Ole Klrgsw Rod. Aa. Acknr-
mg ilesge 305-A2&8488 Iron 2.4 a 7-9 pm
Tuesday Furnace! Servos at Am' Prgby.
Mian Church, 1820 Whys Acad P,cooenngi
on 'Ne trosday Am 14. 2000 at 2:DC ; m me
mMR - Ersturr Come"
WOOD. Rounwy HNet (Furrier) °-acetwl}
at the Alia 8 Pickering -4aaM Centre 3n MixhOay.
Air t2. 2000. An Mr Billion yea. P"wnary Wood.
061ovW vide of 1e We Robest tovng meter of
Rdbert. Beverly, Patricia, bar, Elizabeth
Hatllyrrl and Ken ROsanary ad be sexy moon
by list ----rJkbrnn and gent granorluidrert and
her navy tarry, and -hands The Wndv wa raarve
kw4s at 0r MCEACEMIE FUNEAAL HOME,
28 Old Kingston Road alas P cxenrc, . '.age
905428.8488 from 2-4 8 7-9 p m Wedresca.
F1rmaral Serena in The ChapN on Thursday, June
15, 2000 at 2:00 p. m
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